Universal Healthcare: Efforts Continue

"The movement for universal health care is still underway, though it rarely gets recognized in mainstream discourse. The death of Medicare For All (M4A) activist Ady Barkan is an occasion worth using to look at the progress being made to improve our system of promoting the health of all people in the United States as well as efforts to rein in the power of big Pharma that's used to gouge the American people with exorbitant prices. So, that's what we're doing."

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Pushing for Medicare For All

Healthcare In The USA: An Outlier In The Developed World

"How much money would it take to bribe you to help kill 212,000 Americans in a single year?

"Hopefully you're saying that no amount of money is enough. But the bribe is real, the deaths are real, and some people already answered these questions in the affirmative, killing thousands of Americans and raking in billions of dollars!"

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Single-Payer Healthcare is efficient and effective

Pros And Cons Of A Single Payer Healthcare System

I personally favor some sort of a national single-payer healthcare system either under Medicare or under a Federal program regulating corporations. However, this is a good example of an honest and respectful presentation of some of the issues.

Pro-Con: Should states create their own single-payer health care system?

How to silence those who say, “But, how are you going to pay for it?”

What the Medicare for All fight is really about

22 studies agree: 'Medicare for All' saves money

 

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An Opinion On Single-Payer Healthcare Effects

 "Single-payer health care systems deliver better outcomes at much lower cost than those that rely primarily on private insurance, as we do in the United States."

Would a Single-Payer System Require Painful Sacrifices From Doctors?