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Politics : A US National Health Care System?

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To: Alighieri who wrote (14216)3/9/2010 3:23:13 PM
From: TimF2 Recommendations  Read Replies (1) of 42652
 
Here's the link that I posted directly to you.

theatlantic.com

One of the studies mentioned in that article -

"Richard Kronick of the University of California at San Diego’s Department of Family and Preventive Medicine, an adviser to the Clinton administration, recently published the results of what may be the largest and most comprehensive analysis yet done of the effect of insurance on mortality. He used a sample of more than 600,000, and controlled not only for the standard factors, but for how long the subjects went without insurance, whether their disease was particularly amenable to early intervention, and even whether they lived in a mobile home. In test after test, he found no significantly elevated risk of death among the uninsured."
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