Writing in the New York Review of Books, former editor-in-chief of the New England Journal of Medicine and retired M.D.
Arnold Relman says President Obama's health care plan won't work. Relman outlines the changes he thinks are necessary for success but missing in the plan.
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Lawyer: Phone Scheme A Stunt To Embarrass Senator
The lawyer for one of four men charged with trying to tamper with Louisiana Sen. Mary Landrieu's phones said the men were trying to record footage of her staff ignoring calls critical of her...
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Health Care Reform From The Insurer's Perspective
Scott Simon speaks with Karen Ignagni, president and CEO of America's Health Insurance Plans about health care reform.» E-Mail This » Add to Del.icio.us
Beethoven Lives Upstairs
CLASSICAL KIDS: Beethoven Lives Upstairs -- a tale of genius and childhood THE STORY: Young Christoph exchanges letters with his uncle about the chaotic arrival of Mr. Beethoven into his...
The Classical Child at the Ballet
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