The Health Insurance Illusion (Podcast)
I explain how the idea of health insurance for all actually increases costs and puts a healthier America further out of reach. Listen below:
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HHS to maintain Covid-19 public health emergency thru April 2023
There is continuing confusion about whether the US government still sees Covid-19 as an “emergency” or not. For some purposes, the emergency has been declared over. But for other purposes, the government is continuing the state of emergency. The following
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(REPORT) Germany: 1 in 25 insured individuals treated for Covid shot adverse reactions
The following is an excerpt from The Vaccine Reaction. Techniker Krankenkasse, Germany’s largest health insurance company, reported that 437,593 of 11 million (1 in 25) insured individuals in 2021 had to undergo medical treatment as a result of adverse reactions
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WATCH: Little known, new pricing rules for hospitals
A groundbreaking new rule you might not have heard about could save you thousands of dollars. For the first time, America’s hospitals are required to give upfront pricing on medical procedures so you can shop around. It’s the result of
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WATCH: The incredible story of what went wrong when NC tried to control health care costs
(Original air date: 3/1/20) The Trump administration has passed a brand new rule: Starting next year, hospitals will have to finally reveal how much they really charge for medical services we buy – prices secretly negotiated with insurance companies that
WATCH: North Carolina shows why controlling health costs is simple but not easy
The following is a transcript of my cover story on Full Measure News. Click on the link at the end of the transcript to watch the video report. The Trump administration has passed a brand new rule: Starting next year
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