 | universal healthcare for idiots myths about single-payer universal health care |
 | Sicko 1 - Why Michael Moore is wrong about healthcare Does Michael Moore's documentary "Sicko" get it right? This week in a two-part series blog, Dr. Mark Hyman tells you why he thinks our healthcare system is sick and what we need to do for meaningful change to occur. And he shows you why Michael Moore completely missed the point. |
 | Re: Debunking Conservative Myths Re: Universal Healthcare Debunking Conservative Myths Re: Universal Healthcare PART 3 |
 | Single Payer System I'm hearing too many people trust the idea that health care will be a ran by the federal government compassionately. If you want to change one system for another WHY wouldn't you want to know the pro's & cons of the NEW one ? |
 | Schwarzenegger dimisses single-payer health system Dismissing the idea of a single payer health care system in his state, via the specter of inefficient government bureaucracy, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke of a system where all citizens were "insured," keeping firmly in place a private layer of industry between citizens and health care services one might think would be obsoleted or diminished by real universal health care. As he left for his car, The Washington Stakeout's Sam Husseini asked the governor if he believed there was "such a thing as a business bureaucracy," to which Schwarzenegger responded "oh yeah" -- but there was no opportunity to further explore the governor's thoughts, or see what he knew about the examples and lessons learned the North, in Canada. http://www.washingtonstakeout.com/ |
 | Universal vs Single payer Healthcare Medical profession clarifies the distinction between Single-Payer and what's been called Universal Healthcare |
 | HR676 - The Single Payer Solution, Part 1 of 4 The most important piece of legislation in America today, with nearly 100 cosponsors in the house, H.R.676 is the only health care bill that will truly reform our tragically broken health care system. This is the bill that your insurance company doesn't want you to know about. This is the bill that presidential candidates (except Kucinich) are afraid to talk about, presumably because they like to keep getting campaign contributions from the insurance industry. What would you think about a health care system that actually works for everybody, costs billions of dollars less, provides greater coverage, truly protects you from financial ruin due to medical bills, improves quality, increases innovation, and returns medical decisions to you and your doctor instead of some claims adjuster at an insurance company 1,000 miles away. 31 cents of every health care dollar spent is wasted on administrative expenses and insurer profits in the US system. This is why the US spends double what other industialized nations spend on health care yet has worse outcomes. We need to save that money and spend it on better health care for you, me, and all Americans. Our system is sick and dying, and this is the cure. This footage was take primarily from Congressional testimony given earlier in 2007. To support H.R.676, contact your congressman. (202) 224-3121 www.house.gov For more information, contact: California Nurses Association www.calnurses.org Physicians for a National Health Program www.pnhp.org Healthcare-NOW! www.healthcare-now.org Be sure to check out the other 3 parts of this short video for the rest of the story, and spread the word!!! |
 | The Perils of Public Health Care The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) covers Stuart Browning's "A Short Course in Brain Surgery" |
 | Steve Harrison (4) - On A Single Payer Healthcare System Staten Island, NY - August 9, 2007. Congressional Candidate Harrison (D, NY 13th CD) speaks out on single payer healthcare, raising the minimum wage, restoring free higher education (at CUNY), ending union busting, helping veterans, protecting social security for seniors, fighting the drug companies and refusing to take money from the NRA gun lobby. |
 | A Short Course in Brain Surgery Stuart Browning highlights the plight of an Ontario man with a cancerous brain tumor who crossed the border to the U.S. to get the medical care that is rationed in his home country. |
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