This editorial discusses the emerging leadership of Mayor John Lindsay in addressing New York City's health services crisis and the challenges that remain.
City Hospital Neglect Challenged
The Committee of Interns and Residents demands better salaries and working conditions while advocating for reforms in municipal hospitals.
The article discusses perceived weaknesses in city government health leadership and the implications of various groups seeking control over health planning in New York City.
An in-depth analysis of the Montefiore Einstein medical complex and its impact on health services in the Bronx.
Costs, Congress and Czars
An analysis of the implications of President Carter's hospital cost containment program and its potential effects on healthcare delivery.
What's Healthy for Business?
The article analyzes the influence of large employers on health policy and the implications for national health insurance.
This article discusses the historical context and current challenges facing the United Mine Workers' health and pension funds.
The article reflects on the political climate affecting health care funding and the implications for public health services.
The Congressional budget process of 1979 is crawling forward with lowered expectations but some lobbying intentions to add-on.
A review of various books and articles addressing the intersection of health, environment, and community activism.