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A Health Care Bubble
[...] We’re continually grasping for the latest and greatest technology in health care (with prices increasing all the while) which essentially keeps putting basic health care out of reach for more people. We over-test, over-medicate, and over-treat patients who have health insurance, while those without health insurance struggle to get even the most basic of care.
Previous Stories
- Health Care Reform Overshadowed By Economic Crisis
- Lower Rate Increases Often Come With Fewer Benefits
- A Bail Out For The Health Care Industry
- Dangerous Bill To Be Aimed at the Individual Market
- Individual Health Insurance Reform
- Health Care Reform Proposal From Business Roundtable
- Obama And McCain On Mandatory Health Insurance
- Drugs In Our Water
- Domestic Medical Tourism
- Looking At US Health Care From A Developing Country
- We Already Ration Health Care
- If You Have No Ideas, Just Deny The Problem Exists
- Complaint Ratios Updated With 2007 Data
- Health Care Reform Losing Ground
- Watch Out For Medical Discount Plans in Colorado
- Fewer Uninsureds But Problems Remain
