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Dr. Paul Hsieh
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Sedalia, Colorado
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Freedom and Individual Rights in Medicine (FIRM) promotes the philosophy of individual rights,...
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Hsieh in Heartland Health Care News
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The October 2009 issue of the Heartland Institute'sHealth Care News will include my OpEd, " Health Overhaul Could Force Doctors to Quit". This is a condensed version of my ea ...
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Government Air
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The latest short video on government-controlled health care from the Independence Institute: (Via Ari Armstrong.)
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Dental Denial
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Licensure requirements for medical and dental practitioners are another form of restriction of the free market, and hinder the ability of patients to seek services from willin ...
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The Benefits of Tort Reform
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How much difference would tort reform make in curbing excess medical costs? According to this October 9, 2009 story from the Associated Press, a lot. Here are excerpts from ...
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The Truth About The Baucus Bill
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Mark Tapscott of the Washington Examiner has written a helpful two-part economic critique of the Baucus health care proposal. Find out why the numbers just don't add up: " Th ...
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The Price of A Life in Massachusetts
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Massachusetts' "universal" health care system moved one step closer towards explicit rationing, as reported by the Boston Globe in this October 11, 2009 story, " State plan ma ...
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The Stressed German Model
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The October 10, 2009 Wall Street Journal points out that Germany's system of universal care is on the verge of collapsing. Here's an excerpt from, " The Stressed German Model ...
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Will The Baucus Plan Really Save Money?
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Um, no. And Mark Tapscott explains why not.
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Paying the Health Tax in Massachusetts
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In the October 9, 2009 Wall Street Journal, Wendy Williams explains how the Massachusetts mandatory insurance has harmed her and her husband. Here are some excerpts from her ...
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Onion: Health Care Plan Would Give Seniors Right To Choose How They Are Killed
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As a change of pace, here's the latest Onion piece on health care, " Obama: Health Care Plan Would Give Seniors Right To Choose How They Are Killed". Here's an excerpt: WASHI ...
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Mayo Clinic Unit Stops Accepting Medicare
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The October 9, 2009 Arizona Republic reports that, " Mayo unit no longer to accept Medicare". Here's an excerpt: One of the Mayo Clinic's two family-medicine practices in Ari ...
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WSJ: How the U.S. Government Rations Health Care
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The September 30, 2009 Wall Street Journal featured a piece by Scott Gottlieb explaining, " How the U.S. Government Rations Health Care". Gottleib shows how the bureaucracy i ...
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Which Insurer Denies the Most Claims?
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The answer may surprise you.
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Teresi: Free Market Best For Health Insurance Reform
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The October 7, 2009 Colorado Springs Gazette has published an excellent OpEd by Amanda Teresi entitled, " Return to free market best hope for health insurance reform". Here's ...
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WSJ: The Lesson of State Health-Care Reforms
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In the October 6, 2009 Wall Street Journal, Peter Suderman reviews " The Lesson of State Health-Care Reforms". Let's go through the list of states that attempted Obama-like p ...
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John Lewis At National Press Club
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Professor John David Lewis, PhD, of Duke University gave the following talk at the National Press Club in Washington D.C. on September 19, 2009 during a public briefing on the ...
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Positive Report on Retail Health Clinics
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The September 30, 2009 Denver Post has a positive story on retail health clinics. One excerpt from " Coloradans shop for health care in retail-store clinics": National resear ...
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The Canadian "Private Option"
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Ari Armstrong alerted me to two recent stories about the "private option" in Canadian health care: " In Canada, a move toward a private healthcare option" By Kim Murphy, Los ...
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Swiss Hit -- Or Miss?
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As more American realize that they don't want to duplicate either the Canadian or British health care systems, proponents of "universal health care" have been casting about fo ...
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Armstrong: Pay your own doctors
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The October 1, 2009 Colorado Daily has published Ari Armstrong's latest OpEd, " Pay Your Own Doctor". Here's an excerpt: While Barack Obama pretends that insurance companies ...
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