Medicine & Politics
Friday, October 3rd, 2008Medicine & Politics
Member Discussion & Survey
According to the 2007 Census Report, over 45 million Americans are without health coverage. The impact of those uninsured is widespread and health care costs continue to climb.
When voters have been asked what issue matters most to them in the upcoming presidential elections, healthcare is always near the top of the list. The Democratic and Republican candidates have acknowledged the system cannot continue as is and have proposals outlining the changes they will make if elected.
What do you think of the candidates’ plans? Where do you stand on healthcare reform?
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Which candidate has the better plan for healthcare reform?
As a medical professional, are concerns about McCain’s age justified?
What healthcare issue/reform would you most like to see the new president tackle?
Should more states adopt a mandatory health insurance law (and work with plans to offer income-based programs), like Massachusetts?
Do you feel more compelled to vote this year compared to past presidential elections?
In the 2nd presidential debate, the following question was asked of both candidates. Is health care in America a:
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