1. Religious Fundamentalism in Israel
(Newsletter)

...9 The US president has launched an attack on insurance companies who he accuses of limiting people's access to medical care, during a town hall session on health reform. CONTINUE... Kennedy sist...

2. Avnery on diplomacy of winks
(Newsletter)

...s    Saturday, 13 June 2009 The World Health Organisation has said that developing countries, where medical care systems are weak and supplies of antivirals insufficient, will be the front...

3. The Welfare-War State’s Monetary Crises
(Newsletter)

...t electoral districts with announcements on federal aid to such districts. CONTINUE... A Perfect Storm in Medical Care Op_ed By Rosemarie Jackowski    Sunday, 19 August 2007 An Ass...

4. Universal Single Payer Health Care Coverage
(Opinions/Bulletin)

...ing insurance, pharmaceutical and hospital costs, (does) little to stop insurance companies from denying needed medical care recommended by doctors, and (provides) little relief for Americans with emp...

5. Apology to 'forgotten Australians'
(News/Culture)

...motional, physical and sexual abuse, as well as neglect, humiliation and the deprivation of food, education and medical care. Thousands of survivors continue to suffer mental and other health problems...

6. Health-Care 'Reform': It’s All About Power
(Opinions/op-ed)

...l decision-making over to bureaucrats. That indicates that the so-called reform campaign is about power.   Medical care is too expensive. Prices for services rise faster than other prices, and th...

7. Ogaden: Seven Ethiopian towns taken
(News/Arab)

...y hardware. "ONLF forces were warmly welcomed by the population in these  areas and are administering medical care to those civilians killed  by retreating Ethiopian occupation forces,&...

8. Size Matters
(Opinions/op-ed)

...disclosed by Stan Brock during a C-Span interview.   He made a shocking revelation. He said that free medical care would be more readily available in the US, if only it was not prohibited in...

9. UN condemns US embargo on Cuba
(News/Global)

...tens of billions of dollars during its 47-year duration and that it had prevented Cuban children from receiving medical care. "The blockade is an uncultured act of arrogance," Rodriguez said...

10. The S-Word and Dr. Kevorkian's Accountant
(Opinions/Daily)

...what you pay an insurance company and what that insurer pays out to doctors, hospitals and pharmacists for your medical care. I've totted it up from the raw stats: The "MLR," insurance c...