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Ezra Klein sat down with an insurance industry CEO to try and better understand what's going on with our health care system. The most interesting...
While everyone's focused on preventative care and electronic records as ways of reducing health care costs, David Rakel, a professor at the...
Hello Health, the private medical practice founded by a young Brooklyn doctor frustrated with the flaws in the health system (we've covered him...
St. John's Wart? Sounds like something Gandalf would prescribe. Information is Beautiful has a nice infographic showing which "health...
Now that the Senate has passed the procedural vote to pass the health-care bill, it's time to look at what we're actually getting, since we're not...
It's a Christmas miracle! Or maybe a Christmas sausage. The Senate voted on their $871 billion health care reform bill this morning, in a rare...
Yep. They do. If you want a good, concise explanation of what the bill would do so you can decide for yourself, read this piece by Brian...
AOL, of all places, has an excellent set of essays by two attorneys general, one participating in the lawsuit claiming that a federal insurance...
Dennis Kucinich, the lefty congressman from Ohio, was holding out on the health care reform bill because it didn't have the so-called public...
There have been a great series of pieces on the Times small-business blog You're the Boss about what effects the various health-care bills will...
There has been lots of talk about the disparity between the princely health care plans our pampered members of Congress enjoy and the stingy,...
Here, from the Tax Foundation, is a helpful chart that shows how the first decade of health care reform is paid for. It's interesting to note...
During the political debate over the health care reform bill, opponents of the legislation kept claiming that it was being rammed through against...
With the victory of centerfold Scott Brown in a special election in Massachusetts, the Democrats have lost their 60-vote supermajority in the...
Obama's seven-hour bipartisan Health Care Summit happened today. If you're among the 10 percent of Americans who are unemployed maybe you caught...
The House is voting on its health care reform bill tomorrow. Exciting! There's a summary of the bill and rules for the vote here. Will Americans...
As you read or heard via major news outlets long before now, we now have health care reform, and we may very soon have even better health care...
Writing for The Atlantic on yesterday's historic step toward health care reform, James Fallows puts everything into perspective: For now, the...
Opponents of the public option claim that by being forced to compete against the government, health care companies will be at an unfair...
It's been a long time coming, but President Obama has finally put forth his version of a plan to extend health care to the uninsured. According to...
