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How can a health care system lead not to ruin but to, actually, health?

Unknown 4:56 PM Add Comment Elisabeth Rosenthal, Medicare for all, New York Times, Road to Ruin, universal health care Edit

How can a health care system lead not to ruin but to, actually, health?

After a year of reporting in a series of articles in the New York Times (several of which I have commented on in this blog) on the crisis in...

Unknown 10:44 AM Add Comment Auditorium Theater, Charles Middleton, Chicago, diversity, Joe Segal, Matthew Freeman, Roosevelt University, social justice Edit

Roosevelt University: A commitment to diversity and social justice

On December 13, 2013, I attended the winter Commencement ceremonies at Roosevelt University in Chicago. As a new member of the University’s...

Suicide: What can we say?

Unknown 1:44 PM Add Comment Bonnie and Mickey Swade, Golden Gate Bridge, guns, lethality, Loose Park, Lyketsos and Chisholm, Prevention and the Trap of Meaning, Remembrance walk, Rosen, SASS/MoKan, suicide Edit

Suicide: What can we say?

On Sunday, September 8, 2013, we participated in the annual Suicide Remembrance Walk in Kansas City’s Loose Park, organized by Suicide Aware...

Unknown 6:30 PM Add Comment Allen Perkins, doctor shortage, Medicaid Expansion, Obamacar Edit

Medicaid expansion or not: everyone needs coverage

In an echo of my blog post of November 17, 2013, “ Dead Man Walking: People still die from lack of health insurance ”, the New York Times’ ...

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