As I said here and here, cost is the primary problem with health care in the U.S. today, not access. Lack of access is a cost problem. Yet the bills coming out of Congress continue to miss the mark significantly. Last Sunday, Obama took to the campaign trail yet again, stumping for health care...
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Representatives continue to drive home a recurring theme in their efforts to drum up support for health care reform; universal coverage. But universal coverage, or lack thereof isn’t the problem we should be focusing on, nor is it the central thrust of any of the bills coming out of Congress. The central focus of...
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