National Survey Unveils the Concerns of Women in Advance of the 2008 Election
The Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease, along with two of the nation’s leading political pollsters, will release the findings of a recent survey evaluating the attitudes of men and women voters about health care and the 2008 election.
The survey specifically looked at whether health care remains a central issue for female voters and also addressed the issue of health care costs and proposed solutions. Read more »
PFCD Highlighted in Two Articles on Health Care and Election
PFCD was cited heavily in an Oct. 7 article by Jeanne Cummings of Politico, "Could health care make a comeback?" and Dr. Ken Thorpe
was interviewed by blogger Dr. Val Jones about
where health care fits in to the Presidential election. Read more »
"Health Care Could be Next Financial Meltdown"
Former HHS secretary and Wisconsin Governor Tommy Thompson, co-chair of the PFCD Wisconsin chapter, joins PFCD Executive Director Ken Thorpe to discuss the far-reaching implications of the health care crisis and how the presidential candidates and the federal government can address this issue. Read More »
Presidential Candidates Answer Town Hall Questions About the Need for Comprehensive Health Care Reform
Press Releases | Oct. 8, 2008
Vice Presidential Candidates Missed Opportunity for Critical Dialogue on Affordability of Health Care
Press Releases | Oct. 3, 2008
PFCD Experts Cite Health Care as Next Financial Casualty on Horizon
Press Releases | Oct. 2, 2008
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