By Chuck Bell A liberatory or emancipatory approach to eliminating medical debt begins with truly hearing the voices of one hundred million Americans who are struggling with bills they can’t afford to pay. As a…
The DIY air cleaners are effective, inexpensive, safe, and easy to build. Read the article at the School Library Journal.
The health of the most vulnerable in our society affects us all. See the full story at Pressenza.
Cuban doctors working worldwide are candidates for the Nobel Peace Prize. Read more at Mint Press News.
By Lloyd Alter Our Main Streets and High Streets have been in trouble for decades, thanks to the onslaught of malls, then Walmart and the big box stores, then Amazon and online shopping. It wasn’t…
By Eileen Appelbaum and Rosemary Batt Doctor Ming Lin is the first emergency room doctor to be fired for going public with his concerns about poor hospital emergency room safety practices and shortages of medical…
Taiwan’s Initial Success Is a Model for the Rest of the World By Jaron Lanier and E. Glen Weyl The spread of the novel coronavirus and the resulting COVID-19 pandemic have provided a powerful test…
It will save $450 billion and prevent 68,000 deaths every year. Read more at Common Dreams.
Some legislated or regulated solutions to the maddening world of medical billing would be welcome. Read the story at The New York Times.
A new study finds that higher union density corresponds to fewer deaths by overdose and suicide. Read the article at Jacobin Magazine.