Join us to discuss the outcome of the November 3rd midterm elections, with an emphasis on how the results will impact the outlook for our attaining meaningful progress in advancing the cause of single...

Chuck Pennacchio argues Medicare for All requires a state-led movement to overcome corporate and political power.

Medicare for All is a winning policy supported by the vast majority of Democratic voters that can give the party a boost, including in battleground states, according to a new survey from Rep. Pramila ...

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Progressives on Capitol Hill are circulating a new poll, shared first with POLITICO, as they lobby Democratic leaders to back a renewed push for Medicare for All should the party flip control of eithe...

Political leaders on both sides point fingers at health insurers for high costs and patient frustrations. How much blame do insurers, in fact, deserve for ou...

Health care should be available to everyone in America as a right—automatic and free of charge when we need it. Rich or poor, sick or healthy, old or young, no matter where you live, everyone should h...

Freelancers Union’s Andrea Gordillo and the National Arts Policy Alliance’s Althea Erickson examine why America’s social contract must evolve to reflect the realities of independent work. Erickson …

In his reflection on 30 years of patient advocacy, Matthew Zachary argues that the movement must transition from organizing around specific diagnoses to uniting all patients under a single, powerfu…

The story of a viral meme

​Predictably, centrists are pushing the public option and “anything-but-single-payer” solutions before the midterms. Nothing short of taking control of the healthcare system and running it in the inte...

The decision to delay medical care involves multiple factors, including gender - women are more likely to put off care than men

"We may both be from Aroostook County, but we’re not the same," Jackson said of Republican Sen. Susan Collins.

A recent discussion on LinkedIn explored a variety of abnormal things in US healthcare that have now been normalized.

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Medicare for All is more popular than ever before; recent polls show that 90% of Democratic voters and 63% of all voters support Medicare for All. So why are so many politicians still pushing half-mea...

The retired San Francisco firefighter at the center of a bitter insurance fight has lost his battle against stage 4 lung cancer, after pleading with Blue Shield to reverse their decision to deny treat...

The average healthcare costs rose the most in 2026 since the COVID-19 pandemic, driven by higher pharmaceutical expenses and outpatient services, as well as lower employer contributions.

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