The Unz Review • An Alternative Media Selection
A Collection of Interesting, Important, and Controversial Perspectives Largely Excluded from the American Mainstream Media
Blueprint/The New Democrat • 7 Years, 27 Issues, 547 Articles, 1,760pp
Finding...
- Editor's Note, pp. 1-3
- 44,000,000 / 98,000---A Tale of Two Numbers, pp. 4-7 Here are eight steps to start the consumer revolution in health care
- Whose Health Is It, Anyway?, pp. 8-13 Managed care and other reforms failed to account for the fact that, just as politics is...
- "Where's Mine?", pp. 14-15 For 90 years, reformers have tried to empower consumers with reports on the quality of ...
- Can Consumers Judge?, pp. 16-21 We already have many of the tools to measure how well doctors perform, but we don't use...
- Leveling the Playing Field, pp. 22-23 The SEC transformed securities markets during the Great Depression. It's time to do th...
- Getting on the Fast Track to Universal Coverage, pp. 24-29 Why we need to mandate health insurance for everyone
- Gore vs. Bradley, pp. 30-31 How They Would Cover the Uninsured
- Revolution in Minnesota, pp. 32-35 Minnesota-based UnitedHealth Group reports on doctors' performance
- 2001: A Personal Heath Space Odyssey, pp. 36-42 Store your records. Talk to your doctor. Fill a prescription. All online and free, s...
- Mental Health, p. 43 The Unresolved Area of Health Care Reform
- Resource for Research, pp. 44-45 NIH's PubMed Central puts life science online
- The Doctor in the Mirror, pp. 46-49 Your most important health care provider is---you
- The Blueprint Health Index, p. 50 Startling numbers underscore the urgency of reform
- What Works, p. 51 Chattanooga's Outreach Program
- Learning Health for Life, pp. 52-53 K-12 health education reduces bad lifestyle choices later on
- Save Medicare from Itself, pp. 54-59 Troubled Medicare can be ushered into the 21st century only by getting politicians out ...
- What's Your Plan?, pp. 60-63 Most people don't have long-term care insurance, a fact that could bankrupt both govern...
- Penn's Poll---Health Care is Back, pp. 64-75
- Post Script, pp. 76-78
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