A recent journal article proposes an overhaul of the current health insurance system.

A case that explores the impact of financial incentives from insurance companies on the patient-physician relationship and whether or not they should be disclosed to a patient.

Although the State Children's Health Insurance Plan was enacted to provide health care to children who are uninsured or are not eligible for Medicaid, a number of factors are preventing the system from meeting the health care needs of all of the nation's children.

The authors of a 1995 Archives of Internal Medicine article assert that physicians should engage in bedside rationing in order to contain rising health care costs, while some ethicists oppose the practice on the basis that it will disrupt the essential trust between patient and physician.

A Peace Corps physician working in Africa relates the impact of the September 11, 2001 terrorist attack on Americans and others in Africa.

The Domenici Wellstone Equitable Treatment Act sought to increase access to mental health care services and improve the efficiency and fairness of insurance coverage for mental illness.

An ethical case explores physicians' responsibility to provide quality care to their patients within the limitations of insurance reimbursements.

Expanding MLPs’ positive health impact requires secure funding.

Keegan D. Warren joins Ethics Talk to discuss his article, coauthored with Dr William M. Sage: “Why MLP Legal Care Should Be Financed as Health Care.”

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