America’s friendly hat attracts the world’s attention when it comes to Healthcare. Americans debate about its effectiveness when compared to their own system and I think a healthy portion of its appeal is in the fact it is so easy to argue about.
The Canadian system, unofficially named Medicare, is quite
Guest Post
Here in the states, a debate rages across party lines to determine how we as a country will move forward with our healthcare system. As of now, the United States population is about 91% covered, whether it be public insurance (35%) or private/ employer subsidized (56%). Here, private insurance dominates the market and
Guest Post
The World Health Organization released a Healthcare Performance document in 2000 detailing a methodology by which to compare Healthcare Quality across 191 different countries using similar metrics to give a comprehensive outline of which countries healthcare was the most efficient, highest quality, and least uncertain for patients.
This is just one piece of the article that
Just because I question the CDCs Vaccine schedule, the validity, and the administering of vaccines doesn’t make me an Anti-Vaxxer. I’m a concerned parent – who understands that each child has different needs and medical make-up.
My child received a limited amount of vaccines. I waited until he was older and stronger.
When I was nominated for Congress in 2004, I developed a bipartisan national medical plan. It didn’t get legs for various reasons – one being that it may have been too wonky with too many numbers. Yet, we have to remember there are two kinds of numbers; one of which is the spiritual
