http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/270 The current health care debate seems to assume some kind of government run program is the best option to rein in rising health care costs that are threatening not only the financial health of millions of Americans, but their physical health as well. Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:04:46 PST en-us http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/270 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/270 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:04:46 PST It's amazing to me how so many Americans have allowed themselves to be duped by politicians who claim they can provide health care for them. Do Americans not understand that their health is their individual responsibility? Do Americans understand so little about good health that they think it can be provided by a politician, or a health insurance company, or a doctor, or worse from taking a pill? http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/266 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/266 Thu, 19 Aug 2010 05:18:30 PST It seems that whenever we hear a discussion of "health care" it is in the context of forty million people without health care and the implication is that "health care" equals "health insurance". There will be many articles to come discussing health insurance, but first, let's clarify what health care is because IT IS NOT HEALTH INSURANCE. Try as I might I cannot equate health care with health insurance and I have begun to realize that "health care" really means something different to everyone. http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/267 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/267 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 08:54:53 PST A big contributor to the health care crisis we face is the concern of people who worry about coming down with a devastating illness, and the feared high costs associated with major medical problems. The logical way to look at this is to understand that any illness is either "self induced" or "an act of God". http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/268 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/268 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 08:57:22 PST There are basically two very different sides to the health care debate, but only one side is getting a great deal of publicity. This is unfair, but it is happening because politicians and new media people control media communications and favor a socialistic form of health care. http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/269 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/269 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:02:15 PST The health care debate is heating up and it seems most of the voices we hear favor some form of universal health care and their premises are it is the right of everyone to have health care and the assumption that it works. http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/271 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/271 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:07:27 PST The debate on health care has been raging for years, yet to this day politicians have been unable to enact a far-reaching health care program. http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/272 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/272 Mon, 06 Apr 2009 11:11:22 PST Government run health care is not the panacea milions of people think it will be. This article talks about a real life example of the ineptness, graft, and corruption that will be government run health care if we allow it to happen. Soon we will be able to vote and we must vote correctly, not emotionally if we are going to stave off a world wide health care crisis. Nowhere in the history of the world has any government run health care plan worked. http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/13330 http://net-teams.net/nti/Display.cfm/13330 Thu, 30 Sep 2010 10:23:18 PST