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PRESCRIPTION FOR TROUBLE Why drug prices keep exploding Christopher F. Keller Consider Walter. At seventy, he has a history of high blood pressure, heart trouble, high cholesterol, stomach...

MONEY & MEDICAL CARE: Our demands for health care and our financial resources are on a collision course. (June 1999)

MONEY & MEDICAL CARE Where resources & needs conflict Christopher F. Holier T here is a morbid race going on in health policy in the United States—a game of "chicken." The question is, what...

BOOKS (September 1998)

kneads silence down into dough, and lets it rise." This sampler of conclusions suggests how accessible, how aphoristic, and even quotable Ponsot's poems can be. Yet there is never anything...

Correspondence (October 1995)

CORROSPONDENCE Buy the rug that smiles I was watching a Chicago Cubs baseball game on television when my dad came downstairs and read to me the article by Abigail McCarthy on child labor ("Pulling...

Good plan, major flaw (January 1994)

You would think the child of a health maintenance organization manager would have the sense to arrive in this world in a cost-effective manner, but not our son. First, by hanging around...

An open letter (April 1993)

itary officers responsible for the crime, the same officials who another voice to the din. I ask you to consider the following consistently stonewalled the administration and led it by the four...

If I Were a Rich Man Could I Buy a Pancreas?: (April 1993)

cated along a range of better and...

The myth of no limits (March 1992)

THE MYTH OF NO LIMITS CHRISTOPHER F. KOLLER ALL HEALTH CARE IS TEMPORARY he "request for coverage" has reached the senior management of the insurance company. A thirtyeightyear-old patient...

Koltz, Newton

Komisar, Lucy

Kommers, Donald P.

Komonchak, Joseph

Komonchak, Joseph A

Komonchak, Joseph A.

Komora, Paul O

Koncevicius, Joseph

Koncevicius, Joseph B.

Koncius, Joseph B.

Koneck, Ellen B.

Konieczny, Mary Ellen