American Health Care Is Understaffed, Because It Is Overregulated
The pandemic highlighted the need for more doctors and nurses.
The pandemic highlighted the need for more doctors and nurses.
The NHS doesn’t need more money. It needs an overhaul.
The Netherlands and Norway share first place.
Liberalization has been a success.
The country was already coping with a slump in oil prices.
European countries went through — and solved — some of the problems America has.
Labour treats every reform as a step toward privatization and the Conservatives never push back.
The question is not would it be cheaper, but would it be better?
Supporters won’t say, because they can’t. Nobody knows how expensive it would be.
Presidential candidates are wise to abandon a policy that few Americans support.
If Democrats run on abolishing health insurance and decriminalizing illegal immigration, they will lose.
It’s unpopular and it’s unlikely to improve health care in the United States.
A sudden crackdown on opioids is leaving Americans without care.
By sabotaging Obamacare, Republicans are giving Democrats no choice but to push for government-run health care.
The president’s tough-on-drugs mindset is a throwback to the 1980s and 90s.