CMAJ| JANUARY 22, 2018| VOLUME 190| ISSUE 3 E65 government efforts to rebalance the
social to medical spending ratio even as the population ages, giving reason to link the new …

During the war, increased pressure was placed on the federal govern-ment to provide health
care and compensation in case of injury for the men on the front lines of the battlefield and …

Health taxes are effective policy instruments to save lives, raise government revenues and
improve equity. Health taxes, however, directly conflict with commercial actors' interests …

Canada's fiscal policies are damaging the health of Canadians, two physicians told a
conference that examined globalization's impact on the country. Near-record unemployment …

Prologue: Canada's health Program has been proposed as a solution to the most serious ills
afflicting America's health care system-the limited access to care afforded people without …

Prologue: When Americans examine Canada's ten provincial health insurance plans, they
recognize that Canadians have been far more willing to delegate to government the central …

President Clinton deserves great credit for bringing health care reform to the top of the
domestic policy agenda and for turning up the heat. Without his leadership, we would get …

Commentary Commentaire spending for hospitals and doctors, which amounted to about
two-thirds of current provincial spending on health care. A rough calculation suggests that …

President Obama has made health reform a top priority for the nation. In addition to the initial
investments enacted in the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the president has …

There is growing concern in Massachusetts that rising health care costs will derail the state's
move to universal health coverage. A special state panel has recommended moving from …