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The New England Journal of Medicine published a series of perspectives that examine a variety of topics--from the struggle to finance health care reform to vaccine issues, the Food and Drug Administration and prescription drug marketing legislation in Vermont. The collection of perspectives includes a piece by Jonathan Gruber, PhD., "A Win-Win Approach to Financing Health Care Reform" and John K. Iglehart"s examination of Democrat"s challenge to securing money in "Finding Money for Health Care Reform - Rooting Out Waste, Fraud, and Abuse." Another piece, this one by Robert Steinbrook, M.D., examines new legislation in Vermont amid the background of reform of physician-industry relations in his piece "A Higher Bar - Vermont"s New Law on Marketing Prescribed Products." Editorials And Opinions A Selection Of Opinions And Editorials Get Ready For Medical Rationing - Detroit News No one is against getting the best value for their health care dollar. But the current approach to comparative effectiveness research is a prescription for rationing (Robert Goldberg, 6/11). How To Stop Socialized Healthcare - Wall Street Journal If Democrats enact a public-option health-insurance program, America is on the way to becoming a European-style welfare state. To prevent this from happening, there are five arguments Republicans must make (Karl Rove, 6/11) The Real Problem Is Lack Of Competition - St. Louis Post- Dispatch The problem with American health care is not excessive competition; it is insufficient competition (David C. Rose, 6/11). Governor"s Proposed Health-Care Cuts Illogical - San Francisco Chronicle Rather than cuts, let"s make better choices for California (Anthony Wright, 6/11). This information was reprinted from kaiserhealthnews.org with kind permission from the Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. You can view the entire Kaiser Daily Health Policy Report, search the archives and sign up for email delivery at kaiserhealthnews.org. © Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation. All rights reserved.


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