If power, wealth and talent alone determined how a nation serves the needs of its people,
the United States would be second to none in health care. Yet America's health care system …

With Congress ready to spend $700 billion to prop up the US economy, enacting health-care
reform may seem about as likely as the Dow hitting 10,000 again before the end of the year …

Republican candidates alike are under pressure to roll out plans to cover more, if not all,
Americans. It might be the perfect storm. The confluence of middle-class anger, corporate …

The American health care system is at the center of current policy debates. There is
widespread dissatisfaction with the existing system as costs escalate and more Americans …

More than a decade has passed since the ambitious effort of Bill and Hillary Clinton to
reform health care went down to a humiliating defeat without so much as a House or Senate …

TORONTO--Too many Canadians and Americans are negatively fixated on each other's
health systems--and the distortions that accompany so many conversations about health …

In regard to health care in America, Winston Churchill would doubtless conclude that we are
still a long way from doing the “right thing.” Instead, we continue to try every possible system …

Health care reform seems poised to take centre stage in the upcoming presidential election
in the United States. Not surprisingly, American presidential hopefuls Barack Obama and …

On February 25, 2010, President Obama met with Congressional leaders for several hours
in an attempt to iron out differences and move forward on health care reform. Although this …

From the vantage point of most developed nations, the American health care system is
perplexing. Frankly, even from the perspective of many developing nations, it still does not …