| Health care debate says who we are, who we aren't Iowa City Press Citizen We heard the phrase earlier last September when critics scolded Tea Partiers for cheering the prospect that an uninsured man might be left to die if he couldn't pay for his own health care. We don't cheer misery. We don't cheer needless death. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Health, Politics and the Supreme Court New York Times It was nothing less than astonishing for conservative justices to suggest that approval of the mandate to buy health insurance under the Commerce Clause would allow Congress to mandate that we eat broccoli. Indeed, why should the conservatives on the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| What makes health care different Washington Post As best as I can tell, the recent arguments at the Supreme Court did not touch on a critical part of the discussion about government's role in health care: the broken market for private insurance. And I think I know why. A key assumption underlying the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| The Democratization of Health Care: The Mandate Huffington Post The Obamacare requirement that each individual purchase health insurance has ignited a political and legal firestorm. Much of the reporting by liberal, conservative, and nonpartisan media cloaks the fact that while there may be a political controversy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Broccoli Is a Choice, Health Insurance Is Not Huffington Post (blog) Based on the recent Supreme Court arguments on healthcare, it appears that the individual mandate for the purchase of health insurance in the 2010 Affordable Care Act is headed for the scrapheap. If it is, that would essentially bring healthcare reform ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Vikram Amar and Alan Brownstein: Why Supreme Court and Americans shouldn't ... San Jose Mercury News By Vikram Amar and Alan Brownstein The Affordable Care Act faced a possibly fatal constitutional challenge last month when the Supreme Court heard arguments about its individual mandate provision. Much of the terrain was easy going. Health care and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Justice Thomas says bench questions during health care oral arguments weren't ... Washington Post Whatever the reason, the Georgia native had a blunt assessment about the rapid-fire questioning from his colleagues during recent hearings on the nation's health care law. The queries weren't helpful to him in deciding the case, he said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In the Spotlight: Health care reform should have been left to states Peoria Journal Star By Anonymous It is now two years since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act - ObamaCare - passed. I have been gathering information on what we know about that law. Its goals were to extend health care to millions of uninsured and lower the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In the Spotlight: Health care a shared responsibility in a democratic society Peoria Journal Star He went on to say that the law is flawed, in part, because it would force a 20-something, single, healthy male to purchase health insurance for medical services like pediatrics and gynecology that he would never use. (PJS, March 28) That young, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Soren Petersen: Reinventing Health Care: The Design and ... By Soren Petersen When patients see themselves as guests rather than sick people, their beliefs, attitudes and behaviors change and this tends to greatly advance their bodies own ability to heal itself, which, amazingly enough, is what really happens. The Huffington Post Full Blog Feed | ||
| Romney Health Care Plan: Let States Handle the Problem ... By By ANDREW ROSENTHAL The candidate wants the states to take over. Here's why that's a bad idea. The Loyal Opposition | ||
| Bachmann: Obama a 'health care dictator' for contraception mandate ... By David Edwards Michele Bachmann (R-MN), who calls herself "a high-value target for the Democrats," says that President Barack Obama is a "health care dictator" because his administration is mandating that all insurance plans cover contraception for women ... The Raw Story | ||
| Hospital Group: Quinn's Budget Will Undermine Health Care For ... By Adam Harrington An official representing some 200 Illinois Hospitals is warning against the big Medicaid cuts in Gov. Pat Quinn's budget. CBS Chicago | ||
| The Letterman Approach to Cost Awareness | The Health Care Blog By Christopher Moriates, MD And yet, thus far the only groups that have seemed to have taken him up on the suggestion have been the primary care specialties of Internal Medicine, Family Medicine and Pediatrics – notably amongst the least compensated fields in health ... The Health Care Blog |
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