Everybody Sees Cost as Healthcare´s Disease But Disagrees on Cure
(WorldNews Health)

Americans agree on the main problem plaguing healthcare. They diverge on a solution. Two articles published a day apart this week in widely read publications highlight this phenomenon of shared premises not leading to the same conclusions. Both lament out-of-control prices, which almost provokes a `duh` response until one remembers that less than a decade ago that universal coverage, not affordable cost, served as the main gripe of reformers. But both articles offer solutions so different that one´s cause practically serves as the other´s corrective and vice-versa. Gerald Scimeca, vice president of Consumer Action for a Strong Economy, argues in the Hill that, rather...