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Policy Analysis by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
"Medicare for All" Universal Health Care Would Not Solve the Problem of Rising Health Care Costs
Putting all Americans under Medicare would not solve this nation’s problem of rising health care costs... More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
SCHIP Expansion: Socialized Medicine on the Installment Plan
Americans should not allow SCHIP to be used as a stepping stone toward government-run health care... More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
Sweden's Single-Payer Health System Provides a Warning to Other Nations
Sweden deals with the problem of ever-growing health care expenses by rationing health care... More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg, Ph.D. and Paul Gessing
Mental Health Parity Act Shifts Practice of Imposing Mandates from the States to the Federal Level; Likely to Raise Insurance Premiums
Few of the likely consequences of imposing a mental health parity mandate are good for employees... More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
The Teachers' Lesson: How To Scam Social Security
How would you like to work for just one day and earn thousands of dollars for it afterwards? More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg
Letting Medicare "Negotiate" Drug Prices: Myths vs. Reality
Those who analyze the U.S. health system based on infant mortality and life expectancy are making a mistake... More...
National
Policy Analysis by David Hogberg
Life Expectancy & Infant Mortality are Unreliable Measures for Comparing the U.S. Health System to Others
Those who analyze the U.S. health system based on infant mortality and life expectancy are making a mistake... More...
National
Policy Analysis by Edmund F. Haislmaier
Medicare's
Fatal Weakness: Expensive New Technologies are Rationed
Medicare's
foot-dragging probably resulted
in the avoidable deaths of between 5,000 and 10,000 patients... More...
Talking
Points by Deroy Murdock
You Have NO Right to Social Security
Americans have no legal claim on the money Uncle Sam theoretically salts away for their golden years... More...
Talking
Points by Deroy Murdock
Trust Fund? What Trust Fund?
The Social Security Trust Fund has no financial value... More...
Talking
Points by Amy Ridenour
Social Security in Crisis
Social Security
is pledged to pay out $25 trillion more by 2077 than it expects
to have. How can that not be a crisis? More...
What
Conservatives Think by Amy Ridenour
Single-Payer
Health Care: Could America Do It Without Compromising Quality?
The Left Says: "...In countries
with national health insurance, urgent care is always provided
immediately..." More... |
Selected Publications
- Blog: Project 21's Nedd Joins Other Religious Leaders at UN Public Health Conference
- Press Release: World Malaria Day Marked By Call for Action; Millions at Risk
- New Visions Commentary: Conservatives Lose When They Shun U.N. Conferences
- New Visions Commentary: Africa's Failing Approach to Health Care
- Blog: Free Market Health Care in Africa Promoted
- New Visions Commentary: Underserved and Overlooked
- Blog: Government Health Care Threatens Burgers and Fries
- New Visions Commentary: Blacks and Anemia Medications
- Blog:
Shooting the Messenger on Socialized Medicine
- Blog: SCHIP's Next Controversy: New "Ad" Tells Kids to Smoke
- Press Release: SCHIP-Expansion Backers Oppose Choice; Democratic Leadership SCHIP Bill Blocks Insurance Options for the Frost Family
- Blog: The Debt Tsunami Begins: First Baby Boomer Files for Social Security
- Blog: The SCHIP/Frost Affair Continues; Paul Krugman Calls Me a Busybody
- Blog: SCHIP Poll
- Blog: An SCHIP Fraud? Boy Who Delivered Democrat SCHIP Rebuttal May Not Be Low-Income
- Blog: Congress' SCHIP Deception
- Press Release: New SCHIP Information Center to Separate Truth from Spin
- Press Release: Reverse Robin Hood: Congress' Regressive SCHIP Expansion Would Tax Poor to Fund Health Insurance for Middle and Upper-Middle Class
- National Policy Analysis: SCHIP Expansion: Socialized Medicine on the Installment Plan
- National Policy Analysis: "Medicare for All" Universal Health Care Would Not Solve the Problem of Rising Health Care Costs
- Blog: Should Most of America's Kids Be on the Dole?
- Blog: Socialized Medicine by Stealth: Panel Calls SCHIP Expansion 'Bad for Kids, Families, and Taxpayers'
- National Policy Analysis: "Sicko" Presents False View of Cuba's Health System, by Ryan Balis
- Blog: Health Care Rationing, Government-Style
- Blog: Health Insurance is Not Health Care
- Blog: In Britain, Where You Live Can Determine Whether You Live or Die
- Blog: 462,000 Dead
- Blog: Universal Health Care: Universally Bad
- National Policy Analysis: Sweden's Single-Payer Health System Provides a Warning to Other Nations, by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- National Policy Analysis: Mental Health Parity Act Shifts Practice of Imposing Mandates from the States to the Federal Level; Likely to Raise Insurance Premiums, by David Hogberg, Ph.D. and Paul Gessing
- National Policy Analysis: The Teachers' Lesson: How To Scam Social Security, by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Hogberg Praises Bush Health Plan
- Blog: 60 Minutes Does Health Care III: CBS Responds to Our Criticism
- Press Release: 60 Minutes Misleads Viewers About the Price of Prescription Drugs Paid By Medicare
- Blog: Single-Payer Health Care: "Incompetence, Debt, Misery and Filth" - London Times
- Blog: Mental Health Parity Hearing Is Depressing
- Blog: Frank Drebin Does Health Insurance
- Blog: London Times: "Nothing Quite Like It Has Been Witnessed Since Lord North Lost the American Colonies"
- Blog: Health Care Waiting Lists and the Stockholm Syndrome
- Blog: Even Labour Party MPs Can't Get Needed Health Services in Britain
- Blog: Getting Dental Care From the Government Can Be Like Pulling Teeth
- Press Release: Senators Kennedy, Domenici and Enzi and to Make Health Insurance More Expensive With So-Called Mental Health Parity Act
- Blog: British Doctors Disillusioned with Central Control
- Blog: This is What Happens When You Only Read the Press Release
- Blog: Another Bit Of "Unbiased" Reporting On the U.S. Health Care System
- Blog: Wal-Mart Calling for Socialized Medicine?
- Blog: Is Health Care for the Poor Better Abroad? by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: National Center for Public Policy Research Applauds President Bush's State of the Union Health Care Proposals
- Blog: 'The Big Ripoff' Comes To Health Insurance
- Blog: Fact Checking FactCheck on Medicare Drug Negotiation Proposal
- National Policy Analysis: Letting Medicare "Negotiate" Drug Prices: Myths vs. Reality by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: Congressional Liberals' Plans For Medicare Will Make Private Health Insurance More Expensive
- Blog: CEPR Could Be Right: After All, Anything is Possible
- Blog: Daschle Wrong on Health Care by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Senator Feingold Responds on Health Care
by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Major Health Care Legislation Overview by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Huffington Post Beware: A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing, Part II
by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Huffington Post Beware: A Little Knowledge Is A Dangerous Thing, Part I by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: New Commonwealth Fund National Scorecard on U.S. Health System Performance Judges American Health System Unfairly
- Blog: HSA Enrollment of 25-30 Million Expected by Treasury Department by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: Citizen's Health Care Working Group Empowers Government, Not Health Care Consumers
- Blog: Helping the Uninsurable: Tinkering vs. Radical Reform by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: How to Reform Health Insurance by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Life Expectancy, Infant Mortality No Way to Compare Health Systems
- Blog: Medicare for All? No Thanks, Part V by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: New Study New Study Critical of U.S. Uses Unreliable Measures on Health Care
- Blog: Medicare for All? No Thanks, Part IV by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Medicare for All? No Thanks, Part III by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Medicare for All? No Thanks, Part II by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Blog: Medicare for All? No Thanks, Part I by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
- Press Release: Study Challenges Widely Cited Measures Used to Compare Health Care Systems
- National Policy Analysis: Don't Fall Prey to Propaganda: Life Expectancy and Infant Mortality are Unreliable Measures for Comparing the U.S. Health Care System to Others by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
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Blog: Michael Moore Sicko Alert by Amy Ridenour
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Blog: House Hearing Finds Approval for Health Security Accounts, With Some Dissent
by David Hogberg, Ph.D.
-
Press Release: The National Center for Public Policy Research Announces Staff Addition to Augment Work on Health Care and Social Security Policy
- Blog: Universal Health Care Says: Tattoo Removal, Yes; Life-Saving Cancer Drugs, No by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Britain's "Universal Care" Health System Puts Quotas on Referrals by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: "Universal Coverage" Health Care Realities
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Ryan-Sununu
Social Security Reform Plan
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Frist: Medicare Facing Collapse Unless Fundamentally Reformed by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Mike Crapo on Social Security: Fix Now, or Wait for Catastrophic Financial Crisis?
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Social Security Reform Critics Often Close Eyes to System's Problems by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Senate Social Security Demagoguery by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Universal Health Care: A Flawed Proposal
by Amy Ridenour
- Talking Points: You Have NO Right to Social Security by Deroy Murdock
- Talking Points: Ed Crane's Advice
by Deroy Murdock
- Talking Points: Democrats for Personal Retirement Accounts by Deroy Murdock
- Talking Points: Trust Fund? What Trust Fund?
by Deroy Murdock
- Blog: Socialized Medicine: Learning from Canada
- Blog: Romney's Massachusetts Health Care Reform: Socialism via the Back Door or a Promising Conservative Approach?
by Amy Ridenour
- New Visions: Finding Sense (and Cents) in Bush's Social Security Reform by Jimmie L. Hollis
- Blog: Fat People Lose Access to Some Surgeries as Cost-Saving Measure in Britain's Government-Run Health System
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Health Care Quiz
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Spinning Wheels
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Socialized Medicine a Human Rights Violation?
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Star Parker Nails it on Social Security
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Rep. Robert Wexler on Social Security: The System is Sound, But
Insolvent
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Be Fair to New York Plan
by Amy Ridenour
- Project 21 Press Release: Blacks Back Bush on Social Security Reform;
Allowing Personal Investment and Control Retirement Savings Called
a Benefit for Black America
- Blog:
Poll on Social Security Personal Accounts
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Social Security Embezzlement
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Social Security Around the World
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Social Security Trustees Report Quick Recap
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Answering the Myths About Social Security
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Blog Alliance for Social Security Reform
by Amy Ridenour
- National Policy Analysis #525 : Medicare's Fatal Weakness: Expensive
New Technologies are Rationed by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- New
Visions Commentary:
Why African Americans Should Be Leading The Charge For Social
Security Reform by Eddie Huff
- Blog:
Changing Social Security: The Impact on African Americans
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Bone Marrow Donors Needed
by Amy Ridenour
- Talking
Points on Social Security #5:
Social Security in Crisis by Amy Ridenour
- Project
21 New Visions: New
Medicare Benefits Going Unnoticed in Black Community by Council
Nedd II and Leslie O. Anderson
- Blog:
Social Security Employees Oppose Answering Questions According
to Employer's Instructions
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Retirement Security Crisis: Real and Bigger Than Just Social
Security
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Heritage Weblog: Social Security Polls
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Arguments Against Social Security Privatization Demolished
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Jobs Market Responds to Lower Tax Rates
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Revamping Social Security
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Ed Haislmaier on Drug Importation Economic and Safety Issues
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Social Security Tax Increases and Benefit Cuts Needed, Says Congressman
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Discussion on Drug Re-Importation between Amy Ridenour and Michelle
Malkin (posts here,
here
and here)
- Blog:
Social Security Private Accounts: Creating a Better, Fairer Retirement
System
by Amy Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #520:
Bush's Second Term Agenda by Amy Ridenour
- Blog:
Paying for Social Security Partial Privatization
by Amy Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #514:
Spurring Lower Prices: FDA Aided America's Rx Drug Consumers
By Not Banning Authorized Generics by David Almasi
- Blog:
Teachers' Union Needs Instruction
- New
Visions Commentary:
AARP'S Campaign to Import Uncertified Drugs Poses Hazards to
Seniors' Health and Budgets by Ak'Bar Shabazz
- National
Policy Analysis #510: Health Activists Suppress
Information on Safer Alternative to Smoking by Gregory Parker
- Press
Release: Opponents
of 2003 Expansion of Drug Benefits Address New Report on State
of Medicare: Medicare Trustees' Report Expected to Bode Ill for
Future of Federal Health Care Benefits
- National
Policy Analysis: Regulations: The Untold
Story by
Dana Joel Gattuso
- Blog:
Greenspan's Warned Us Before on Social Security
- What
Conservatives Think #020604: Social Security: Is the New York Times Right
to Call the President's Plan "Terrifying"?
by Amy Ridenour
- Blog: Social Security Reform and the Bush
Presidency
by Amy Ridenour
- What
Conservatives Think #010904: Single-Payer Health Care: Could America Do
It Without Compromising Quality?
by Amy Ridenour
- Project
21 Press Release: "Snake
Oil" Medicare Reform Criticized; Called "Legislative
Malpractice" By Black Leader
- Medicare
Perspective Index (With a Nod to Harper's Index) - by Edmund F. Haislmaier (PDF file)
- Press
Release: Group Releases
"Medicare Perspective Index" to Shed Light on Prescription
Drug Debate: Irreverent List of Factoids a Grim Parody of Harper's
Index -- But a Lot More Expensive
- Press
Release: Message to
Congress on Medicare: Don't Rush to Put a Legislative Turkey
on America's Thanksgiving Table
- National
Policy Analysis #498:
Medicare: It's About the Future, Stupid! by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- National
Policy Analysis #496:
National Policy Analysis #496: Fighting Disease is Better Than
Suing Over It by Amy Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #486:
When It Comes to Prescription Drugs, What Does "Safe"
Mean? by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- National
Policy Analysis #483:
An Rx for Our Ailing Health Care System: Caps on Lawsuit Awards
by Amy Ridenour and David Ridenour
- Press
Release: It is Time
for the People's Media -- Talk Radio, the Internet, Blogs and
Editorial Pages -- to Force a Permanent Solution to the Asbestos
Crisis; Congress Must Act Before Special Interest Lobbying Scuttles
Plan to Compensate the Sick While Ending Bankruptcies and Job
Losses
- National
Policy Analysis #479: Reducing Tobacco Risks With Smokeless Tobacco
by James
A. Gelfand
- Legal
Briefs #30: Why Are
Medical Costs So High? Courtrooms Are a Culprit; Legal Reform
is a Patient Issue - August 15, 2003
- Blog: Social Security and Medicare: Technically Bankrupt
in Five Years
- Legal
Briefs #29: Doctors,
Not Lawyers, Should Treat Mental Illness; Doctors Sued for Helping
Woman - August 1, 2003
- Press
Release: House to Vote
on Prescription Drug Reimportation - Measure One of the More
Divisive in Recent Memory
- National
Policy Analysis #476: Dying for a Discount: The
Dangers in Importing Drugs by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- Commentary: Following in the Footsteps of Richard
M. Nixon, and Heading Left by Amy Ridenour (July 22 Blog Comment)
- National
Policy Analysis #472:
Really Strange Bedfellows: The Odd Alliance Promoting Drug Re-Importation
by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- National
Policy Analysis #474: Inhofe Makes "Chemical
Security" From Terrorists a Top Priority by Bonner Cohen
- Legal
Briefs #28: The Medical
Liability Crisis Affects Us All - July 15, 2003
- National
Policy Analysis #469: A Modest Suggestion for
Improving Government Oversight by Amy Ridenour
- Press
Release: Mr. President:
Your Desire for Bill-Signing Ceremony on Medicare's 35th Anniversary
Isn't Worth Turning the New Medicare Prescription Drug Benefit
into a Political and Policy Disaster
- Legal
Briefs #27: Thanks
in Part to Lawsuits, Millions Lack Health Insurance - June 30,
2003
- Talking
Points on Health Care #22:
A Medicare Drug Benefit: If Its Important Enough to Do, It's
Important Enough to Do Properly
- "Prescription
Drugs Are Only One Reason Why Medicare Needs Reform,"
Senate Joint Economic Committee, June 17, 2003 (PDF File)
- Legal
Briefs #24 - May 15,
2003
- National
Policy Analysis #464:
Doctors, Not Lawyers, Should Treat Mental Illness by Amy Ridenour
- New
Visions Commentary:
Transplant Details Raise Cruel Questions by Kimberley Wilson
- National
Policy Analysis #463:
A Federal Asbestos Trust Fund: Better for Victims, Better for
the Economy by Amy Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #456:
Hollywood Goes Political Yet Again: "Issues Placement"
Strategy Promotes Government-Run Health Care by David A. Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #454:
The Medical Liability Crisis Affects Us All by Edmund F. Haislmaier
- "2003
Annual Report of the Boards of Trustees of the Hospital Insurance
and Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Funds," (better
known as the "2003 Medicare Trustees' Report"), Centers
for Medicare and Medicaid Services (U.S. Government Department
of Health and Human Services), March 17, 2003
- National
Policy Analysis #450:
Lawyers in Your Medicine Cabinet May Keep Needed Drugs Out by
Edmund F. Haislmaier
- National
Policy Analysis #438:
Profiting From the Work of Others: Why Weakening Prescription
Drug Patent Protection is Bad Public Policy by Eric Peters
- National
Policy Analysis #437:
In Case of the Diluting Druggist, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished
by Horace Cooper
- National
Policy Analysis #430:
Low Vaccination Rates for Deadly Diseases Put Black School Children
at Serious Risk by Beverly M. Gaines, M.D.
- Talking
Points on Health Care #21
- Higher Prices Aren't to Blame for Increased Drug Spending
- Talking
Points on Health Care #20
- Do Americans Spend too Much on Prescription Drugs?
- Talking
Points on Health Care #19
- More Money Won't Cure Nationalized Health Care
- Talking
Points on Health Care #18 -
Waiting for Medical Care in Canada
- Talking
Points on Health Care #17
- Why National Health Insurance Means Waiting for Care
- Talking
Points on Health Care #16
- Facts about the Uninsured - Part II
- Talking
Points on Health Care #15
- Facts about the Uninsured - Part I
- National
Policy Analysis #386:
The Greatest Unfounded Health Scares of Recent Times, Part I:
DDT by by Adam J. Lieberman
- National
Policy Analysis #379:
A Ban on Embryonic Cloning: Would It Be Constitutional? by Amy
Ridenour
- Scoop
#221
- National
Policy Analysis #373:
They Also Serve: Terrorists Confronted by the Patriotic Fervor
of a Free Market by Amy Ridenour
- New
Visions Commentary:
Should African-Americans Favor Privatizing Social Security? by
Dr. B.B. Robinson
- National
Policy Analysis #348:
Patients' Bill of Rights Could Provide Patients With a Bigger
Health Care Bill by Syd Gernstein
- National
Policy Analysis #347:
Medicare: An Alphabet Soup of Programs Lacking Proper Nutrition
For Patients by David Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #346:
Bush's Rx Drug Proposal Will Help Seniors without Expanding the
Federal Bureaucracy by Amy Ridenour
- National
Policy Analysis #339:
Fathers Count, Yet Many Count Them Out by Amy Ridenour
- Scoop
#216
- New
Visions Commentary:
Let's See What Works by Jackie Cissell
- New
Visions Commentary:
Government Attack on Dietary Supplements Lean on Facts by Council
Nedd
- Scoop
#214
- Press
Release: Congressman
Nick Smith to Speak at Press Conference Praising Biotechnology
and Criticizing Unsound Science of Biotechnology Critics
- Press
Release: Public Seeks
Assurances that USDA's Proposed Organic Rule Not Misleading;
Widespread Concern that Organic Labeling Will Discriminate Against
Conventional Farming Practices Including Agricultural Biotechnology
- National
Policy Analysis #290:
Organically-Grown Food Not Necessarily Better For You by John
Carlisle
- National
Policy Analysis #289:
Biotechnology: Putting an End to World Hunger by Michael Centrone
- New
Visions Commentary:
If They Were Right About That, What About... by Eddie Huff
- Press
Release: National Center
Releases New Poll Showing that U.S.D.A. Organic Food Labels Are
Misleading; Proposed organic seal conveys false information to
consumers; Over 70 percent of Americans want clarification on
organic labels
- Project
21 Press Release: Black
Network Demands Social Security Reform; Bipartisan Support for
Private Investment of Payroll Taxes Applauded
- National
Policy Analysis #285:
A Canadian Horror Story: Seniors Suffer When Governments Curb
Flow of Advanced Drugs to Patients
- National
Policy Analysis #276:
Congressional Research Service Reports Often Written To Reflect
Lawmaker's Bias
- National
Policy Analysis #275:
Expanding Rx Drug Coverage for Seniors is a Tailor-Made Issue
for Republicans
- National
Policy Analysis #272:
Tastes Great, Less Filling: New Bioengineered Foods Bring Benefits
to Consumers
- National
Policy Analysis #271:
No Pleasing Environmentalists
- Press
Release: Anti-Biotechnology
Policies Backed by Some Seattle Protesters Could Cause Preventable
Starvation in the Developing World - December 1999
- Press
Release: Activists
Attack Bio-Engineered Food Despite Benefits to the Poor and the
Sick; Environmental Groups Join in Attack on Technology that
Aids the Environment
- National
Policy Analysis #268:
Is Summertime Smog an Increasing Threat to Public Health?
- National
Policy Analysis #262:
The Future of Breast Implant Litigation May Be a Bust for Trial
Lawyers
- New Visions Commentary: Violence
in America
- Project
21 Release: Black Investing
Up, Survey Says Blacks Consider Saving Their #1 Priority
- National Policy Analysis #252: Be Thankful for Dads
- National
Policy Analysis #247:
Social Security Reform Would Give More Americans the Benefits
of Stock Investing
- Social
Security is Unfair to Black Americans
- Project 21 New Visions: Black
Americans Would Benefit From Private Social Security Accounts by Horace Cooper
- Project
21: Free Market Social
Security Reform Would Benefit Minorities
- National
Policy Analysis #216:
Crazy Court Cases Show: Bad Science Makes Bad Law
- National
Policy Analysis #215:
To Save Lives, End Business As Usual at the FDA
- National
Policy Analysis #212:
The Time is Now for Social Security Privatization
- National
Policy Analysis #211:
Medicare's 11th Hour? What's Next?
- Press
Release: Americans
65 and Older Have the Same Civil Rights as Younger Americans,
Group Says; Section 4507 of the 1997 Balanced Budget Act Robs
Seniors of the Their Right to See the Doctor They Choose
- Project
21 Release: Black Leadership
Drops the Ball on Minority AIDS Epidemic
- NPA
#189: Save Social Security:
Bring Back the Balanced Budget Amendment
- NPA
#186: Maryland's Stack-the-Deck
Legal Approach is Not in Taxpayers' Best Interest
- Reference Copy: Full text of Tobacco
Industry-State Attorneys General Settlement
- Social
Security Act of 1935 - full text
- Health
Care Financing Administration: "White Paper" on Medicare
Private Contracting
- Project 21 New Visions: How
Social Security Shortchanges Black Americans by Deroy Murdock
- Is
UNICEF Aiding AIDS?
- American
Medical Association Letter of May 19, 1997: Opposing Partial-Birth
Abortion
- National
Policy Analysis #162:
Should Public Health Be Sacrificed At the Altar of Political
Correctness?
- National
Policy Analysis #158:
This New Crusade Would Help Mrs. Clinton Regain Her Popularity
- National
Policy Analysis #157:
Reforming Social Security May Be (Relatively) Easy After All
- Speech
by Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan on Social Security
- National
Policy Analysis #145:
Giving Back Gained Ground: The Clinton Administration and the
War on Drugs
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Press Release: Study Challenges Widely Cited Measures Used to Compare Health Care System
National Policy Analysis #525 : Medicare's Fatal Weakness: Expensive
New Technologies are Rationed by Edmund F. Haislmaier
What
Conservatives Think #010904: Single-Payer Health Care: Could America Do
It Without Compromising Quality?
National
Policy Analysis #498: Medicare: It's About the Future, Stupid!
by Edmund F. Haislmaier
National Policy Analysis #496: National
Policy Analysis #496: Fighting Disease is Better Than Suing Over
It by Amy Ridenour
National Policy Analysis #456: Hollywood
Goes Political Yet Again: "Issues Placement" Strategy
Promotes Government-Run Health Care by David A. Ridenour
National Policy Analysis #454: The
Medical Liability Crisis Affects Us All by Edmund F. Haislmaier
National Policy Analysis #450: Lawyers
in Your Medicine Cabinet May Keep Needed Drugs Out by Edmund
F. Haislmaier
National Policy Analysis #437: In Case
of the Diluting Druggist, No Good Deed Goes Unpunished by Horace
Cooper
National Policy Analysis #430: Low
Vaccination Rates for Deadly Diseases Put Black School Children
at Serious Risk by Beverly M. Gaines, M.D.
National Policy Analysis #379: A Ban
on Embryonic Cloning: Would It Be Constitutional? by Amy Ridenour
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