On health, a clear choice between Bush, Kerry
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Eleven years after the Clintons introduced their super-complex plan to revamp health care, the problems of rising costs and increasing numbers of uninsured have only gotten worse.
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The president of the United States, known for his good health, is officially overweight, according to the standards of the National Institutes of Health.
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Michael Leavitt, President Bush&#39;s choice to be secretary of Health and Human Services, may have to cut billions of dollars from the government&#39;s mammoth health programs for
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Downingtown, Pa. - President Bush and Democratic challenger John Kerry shifted back to domestic issues on Thursday, sparring long distance over the state of healthcare in America and their competing plans to reform it.
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There is another election this week. The issues are not war, taxes, morals or international credibility. They are microbes, diseases, data and international credibility.
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With soaring insurance costs squeezing workers and employers, votersâ choices this November may well be swayed by an issue that has great personal significance to Americans and their pocketbooks: health care.
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Michael Leavitt, President Bush's choice to be secretary of Health and Human Services, may have to cut billions of dollars from the government's mammoth health programs for the elderly, poor and disabled to pare the budget deficit.
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Bush and Kerry turn up heat on who's fitter as commander in chief.
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President Bush and his Democratic challenger, Sen. John Kerry, both have plans to lower rising health care costs and broaden health insurance coverage for Americans, but their visions would take health care in two different directions.
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DEMOCRATIC presidential candidate John Kerry is in robust health, despite a cancer operation last year and a hectic campaign schedule, The New York Times reported today after interviewing the senator&#39;s doctors.
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John Kerry didnât just best George Bush in Thursday nightâs debate. He won on virtually every level. For one thing, he looked better.
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If you feel like you know about President Bush&#39;s timber company or Senator Kerry&#39;s outspoken wife more than either candidate&#39;s health care plan for America, then keep reading.
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That&#39;s the key issue on the minds of Americans planning to vote in the Nov. 2 presidential election. They must decide whether Republican President George W. Bush or Sen. John F. Kerry, a Democrat, can provide
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Both presidential candidates agree the American health care system is troubled: Coverage is too costly, too many are uninsured. But President Bush and Democratic
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Healthcare issues clearly demonstrate the ideological divide between Kerry and Bush.
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President Bush and Democratic candidate Sen. John F. Kerry have decidedly different ideas about how Americans&#39; health care should be managed and paid for.
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Both candidates have settled on foreign policy as their primary means of distinguishing themselves from each other.