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Commentaries< Prev 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next >December 13, 2006
European-Style Health Care? Time for a Reality Check. This article will appear in The Press-Enterprise (CA) on Sunday, December 17, 2006 Is there any good reason why we should follow the Europeans and have government officials run our health care system? California lawmakers seem to think so, and they... December 10, 2006
The Movement toward Consumerism will Continue The momentum toward giving consumers more power and authority over their health care decisions and spending will continue, but will likely get less of a boost from the 110th Congress, which will focus more on the government's role in the health sector... December 8, 2006
Vivid Proof The news last Saturday provided vivid, painful proof that drug innovation is indeed a very risky business. Pfizer was in the final stages of testing a new drug for heart disease that would not just lower bad cholesterol, as its Lipitor does, but also... December 7, 2006
Health Care and the New CongressGrace-Marie Turner spoke at the Rochester, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce's Healthcare Summit on December 7, 2006. Please click here to view her presentation. ... December 4, 2006
Galen Institute Records Medicare Part D Audio News Release Grace-Marie Turner has recorded an audio news release encouraging seniors to take advantage of the sign-up period for Part D. Click here to listen... November 30, 2006
'Tis the Season to SwitchIt's that time of year again, when gift-giving, good food, and family get-togethers are on all our minds. But amidst the hustle and bustle of holiday activities, seniors enrolled in the new Medicare prescription drug plans need to be thinking about... November 20, 2006
Health Policy Matters Survey Results1. How often do you read the newsletter? Response Percent Response Total Weekly 69.1% 233 At least once a month 22% ... November 20, 2006
Honoring Milton Friedman Milton Friedman, who died last week at age 94, spent his life promoting free-market ideas and left a powerful legacy that will continue to shape the public policy debate well into the 21st century. Grace-Marie Turner had an opportunity to interview... < Prev 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 Next > |
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