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December 16, 2008
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Old Approach to Health Care Reform

Health Care Reform
Recently, I wrote about a fresh, holistic approach to health care that could well serve as the basis for a real reform effort. However, more likely what will happen is the Feds will copy the Massachusetts model for health care reform--and get it all wrong. The problem with all announced reform plans is that the reformers want to make health both more affordable and more accessible, but if you...
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December 15, 2008
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New Approach to Health Care Reform

Health Care Reform
One of the Google Alerts to which I subscribe is "health care reform," which seems to offer the liveliest discussion of late of any topic I subscribe to. For obvious reasons, of course, what with our incoming president putting health care on the top burner (right below economic stimulus, I would imagine). Everyone in what I read seems focused on how to maintain the current system of private...
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