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Bad medicine
Submitted by Sally C. Pipes on 4.25.2005

Arnold S. Relman says our current health care system is in critical condition ("The Health of Nations," March 7). Unfortunately, his article failed in both its diagnosis and its prescription. He critiques the deficiencies in our system but proposes a utopian solution that could never exist. Although his model has been attempted and is currently in place in Canada, he neglects to examine its real world results.

Rx Marketing Experts Write New Media Script: Less TV, More Integration
Submitted by David Kaplan on 4.11.2005

AS THE U.S. FOOD AND Drug Administration (FDA) issued a sweeping set of warnings to consumers about popular painkillers, health care industry analysts offered their own admonitions to drug makers who advertise on television.

Enact a cap on damage awards
Submitted by Sally C. Pipes on 4.3.2005

Medical malpractice lawsuits have been driving up the costs of health care for decades. In recent years, they have actually started to limit patient access to quality care.

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