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Increased government control and bureaucracy over our health care will come at great risk to American patients, consumers and health care workers.
Around the world government-run health care systems often mean long wait-lines, a diminished quality of care and denial of life-saving treatments.
Government-run health care is not the solution for America.
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Health Care Horror Stories
In the News
- Mark Cannon, The United Kingdom Mark Cannon, 30, died eight and a half weeks after being admitted to hospital with a broken leg. He was clearly distressed and in pain, but he had to wait three days to see the pain team...
- Lindsay McCreith, Canada Lindsay McCreith, 66, was told he had a brain tumor but that he would have to wait four and a half months to obtain an MRI to rule out the possibility that it was cancerous...
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Victims Of SocialismMarch 6, 2009 | Investor's Business Daily
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Wrong Answer To High Drug Prices: Drug Rationing Hurts Patients, Discourages InnovationFebruary 28, 2009 | The Fraser Institute
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Medical Care In Italy And Germany Highlights Problems With Universal HealthcareFebruary 26, 2009 | The Hawaii Reporter
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Rationing Healthcare Creates Jobs?February 11, 2009 | Townhall
Media Center
- Government Price Controls Can't Fix Health Care National healthcare spending hit a record high of $2.2 trillion in 2007, according to a report just released by the government...
- NHS 'still failing on safe care' The NHS in England and Wales is failing to ensure patient care is "as safe as it reasonably could be", the head of the...
- Site attacks single-payer health care As part of its campaign, the Center for Medicine in the Public Interest has created BigGovHealth.org, a website full of stories from people who have...
Health Fact of the Day
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) reported that the cost of Medicare Part D is $189 billion less than predicted.
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