Category Archives: Women’s Health

Problems in Paradise – What Does, and What Might, Our Health System Look Like: Part One

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The Passage of Health [Insurance] Reform

Gentle Reader – This was a note sent to our local paper on 24 March, 2010 and – I think – ultimately published.  The night health insurance reform was passed, I thought that within months, all of the contention would … Continue reading

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Schiavo: The case for privacy

This is a piece that was published by Roger Blackburn and I in the Gainesville Sun on 22 March, 2005.  It was after a huge outcry by – primarily – so-called “right-to-lifers” who insisted that Ms. Schiavo was not in … Continue reading

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