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The nation's leaders are looking to South Florida, a cauldron of swindles by and against the elderly, for lessons on how to stem Medicare fraud to help pay for a health care overhaul. Miami is the leading example of Medicare fraud, and its influence is...
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The cable networks and other news organizations like to pretend there is some doubt, some suspense, as to the outcome of the health care bill including the public option. There isnt. But they act like there is some doubt ...
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Ontario cancer patients fighting colorectal tumours will now have extended access to a pricey drug. Two months after the province's ombudsperson said the previous 16-week cap on Avastin treatment "verges on cruelty," the Ministry of Health announced it...
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China — Unable to rely on China's broken health care system, the Ji family was desperate. Doctors had taken 15-year-old Ji Xiaoyan off a ventilator and discharged her because her family could no longer pay her hospital bills. So an uncle cobbled together...
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Joe Conason, t r u t h o u t Op-Ed The puzzling thing about politicians of either party who claim to be "centrist" or "moderate" is how much they sometimes sound like party-line right-wing Republicans. Distinguishing among these species of politicians...
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Sustaining a progressive movement based on shared politics requires not only unification on positive values, but an understanding of the opposition and their tactics. Analysis of the various elements of opposition can do much to improve our own eyesight...
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But Reid is determined to avoid being remembered as another Democrat who tried and failed to make health care access for the middle class a part of America's social safety net. "Generation after generation has called on us to fix this broken system,"...
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With all of the TV and radio commercials, newspaper ads, billboards and the different bills being debated in Washington, it's difficult for average Americans to understand how health-care reform would affect them. Interest groups -- doctors, hospitals,...
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According to the Truman Library Web site, "The American Medical Association (AMA) launched a spirited attack against the bill, capitalizing on fears of Communism in the public mind. The AMA characterized the bill as 'socialized medicine,' and in a forerunner...
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But enrolling in the program was a struggle, made all the more difficult because of his chemotherapy treatments, said Danette Butler, his fiancee. He eventually enrolled in time to get a bone marrow transplant last year. "It took a lot of fighting to...
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