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By Herbert Pardes None of the health-care reform proposals advancing in Congress address a fundamental problem that will soon face this country: a critical shortage of doctors. Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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The Senate and House are inching closer to extending health insurance to millions of Americans. Access to insurance, however, does not necessarily mean access to healthcare. What is also needed is a sufficient supply of primary-care doctors. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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Ron Paul, the libertarian congressman from Texas, whom nobody ever confused with a me-too Republican, has proposed a health care reform that deserves the name "reform." It's almost certain not to get anywhere, though. Which might be a mercy. Full Article at Pittsburgh Entertainment
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A thousand miles from the health care debate in Washington, Dr. Don Klitgaard and his colleagues are carrying out their own reform in a small Iowa community. Full Article at Des Moines Register
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As Congress engaged on heated debates on health care reform, Filipino-American leaders held a forum and passionately delivered their points to push for reforms to require insurance to be more transparent to consumers and remove pre-existing conditions... Full Article at Voices That Must Be Heard
