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The following Video provide the evidence of why we should stop the American Psychiatric Association (APA) from publishing the fraudulent Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DMS) which has cost lives and is milking the American Medical and Insurance system.
FORBES: How Medicalizing Grief Turns Into Dollars
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With an estimated 43 million Americans lacking health insurance and a medical care system that eats up ever-larger percentage of the gross domestic product, health care remains an intractable issue.
CNN: AllPolitics - The Real State Of The Union - Health Care
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The challengers conceded that the government could do many things to regulate the health-care market, including requiring individuals to pay for medical services with insurance or creating a system in which the government pays for everyone's care.
WSJ: Conservative Justices Challenge Government Over Health Law
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The challenges are great, given that the country lacks a co-ordinated public-health system and 40m people have no medical insurance.
ECONOMIST: Avian influenza
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The Trust would be the primary provider of prevention priorities for all Americans, irrespective of insurance status, and would connect back to the medical system through an electronic health record.
FORBES: Magazine Article
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In April, national insurance contributions the money employers pay into the social security system will be extended to include private medical insurance, an incentive for some firms to eliminate the benefit and save the costs.
ECONOMIST: Health
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And yet the private insurance reimbursement model is literally built on a system of foisting huge overhead on small medical practices.
FORBES: If American Doctors Are Going Broke, Who Is Really Responsible?
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In place of creating a national health system, the law bans insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions, bars insurers from setting a dollar limit on health coverage payouts and requires them to cover preventive care at no additional cost to consumers.
CNN: Emotions high after Supreme Court upholds health care law