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In last week’s post I promised to take a focused look at women in the health care workforce. For both providers and patients, the gender gap has enormous consequences not only for how we understand American health care workers but also for how we take care of them. Society’s best interests require that both men [...]

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I have a long list of pre-existing medical conditions, so I have a lot invested in health care and health insurance reform. But even if I didn’t have this crazy, messed-up body with all its injuries, conditions, and surgeries listed in my medical chart, I could still be denied health insurance. At the very least, [...]

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Health care reform is dominating the halls of Congress. The House is expected to take up the Democrat’s package by the end of this week, with the Senate scheduled to follow in the next few weeks. Yesterday, the House GOP leaders released their own draft of a health care reform bill. While there is no [...]

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I started writing a blog two weeks ago about a chapter in The Shriver Report—A Woman’s Nation Changes Everything called “Sick and Tired.” The chapter outlines some of the troubles women have finding health care, receiving health care, and caring for others. I began to write about the women who worked as waitresses, which complicates [...]

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For the past several weeks, at town halls all across the nation, millions of Americans who understand the need for vital health reform legislation were subjected to seemingly endless myths, lies, and scare tactics circulating about health-care reform. Death panels. Loss of private insurance. Cuts to Medicare. Rationing of care. It’s scary stuff. Thankfully, most [...]

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