Poison Pill Slipped Into Indian Health Bill
Pro-life amendment used to derail legislation
Pro-life amendment used to derail legislation
In late June, the Wisconsin state senate ratified "Healthy Wisconsin," a plan that is "the boldest and most comprehensive health care reform from any state," according to the Progressive States Network
Fighting against SCHIP is Bush's first salvo in the battle for major health care reform
The half billion people worldwide using homeopathic remedies are playing a dangerous game
Wounded U.S. soldiers are being patched up and returned to battle before they are healed. The wounds in… more
Republican Governor Mitt Romney recently approved a measure that would force Massachussetts residents to pay for health insurance. Will it work or backfire?
How corporate America perpetuates the health care crisis
In March, Wal-Mart announced that it would carry Emergency Contraception (EC)--commercially sold as Plan B--for the first time… more
Fifteen years ago the Food and Drug Administration said, "Trust us." Its scientists had found benzene, a known… more
Latin America fights the battle of the bulge
In 2000, both George Bush and Al Gore promised a Medicare drug benefit if they got elected. Millions… more
Margaret Jannetti and David Cohen were victims of a lax and secretive medical system. Both underwent surgery and… more
Sometimes it's the small abuses scurrying below radar that reveal how profoundly the Bush administration has changed America… more
For a couple of klieg-lit days in rainy West Virginia, we were reminded--once again--that the dark and hidden… more
Begin on the sixth floor, third room from the end, swathed in fluorescence: a 60-year-old woman was having… more
"Armed with a fake e-mail address, a would-be bioterrorist could probably order the building blocks of a deadly… more
Have you heard about that bird flu? The threatened pandemic, should it occur, will kill in a worst-case… more
Supreme Court decides one battle, but activists vow to fight on
A human rights report details the gruesome cost of the Bush administration's hostility to workplace safety
Why conflicts of interest are hazardous to your health
In the ’70s and ’80s, the banana companies Dole, Del Monte and Chiquita used a carcinogenic pesticide, Nemagon,… more
Bad ideology trumps good business
It’s apparently not enough for George W. Bush to have taken the words “freedom,” “liberty,” and “democracy,” and… more
A Navajo town deals with the ravages of the latest addictive drug, crystal meth.
Ensuring more uninsured. The number of uninsured Americans grew from 39.8 million in 2000 to 45 million in… more
Universal coverage under National Health Insurance would not increase health costs
Iowa becomes the first state to ban thimerosal from vaccines
Experts link record rates of inner-city asthma to diminished air quality
The first signs of uranium sickness surface in troops returning from Iraq
Remember the elementary school lesson “How a Bill Becomes a Law”? Well, George W. Bush and Republican Leadership… more
Like the breeze of late winter, a single word, unspoken, has rippled through the recent funerals of several… more
The Medicare overhaul legislation that Congress passed just before Thanksgiving does too much to help special interests and… more
The Medicare “reform” bill recently passed by Congress manipulates the cost and quality of health care provided to… more
Democrats who supported the dreadful Republican legislation for prescription drug coverage under Medicare, which passed the House and… more
With much fanfare, President George Bush has committed the United States to fight AIDS. “The suffering in Africa… more
It is not surprising when The Nation features an article about the Bush administration’s assault on women’s reproductive… more