Critical Condition

Author: Donald L. Barlett
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Binding: Paperback
ISBN: 0767910753

Critical Condition: How Health Care in America Became Big Business--and Bad Medicine

Exposing the most controversial, little-known practices of America's most flawed system, Time magazine's Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative team pulls back the curtain on the health care industry to explain exactly how things grew so out of control.
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Dirty examination and operating rooms in doctor's offices and hospitals . . . Health care executives pulling in millions in bonuses for denying treatment to the sick . . . More than 100 million people with inadequate or no medical coverage . . . This may sound like the predicament of a third-world nation, but this is America's health care reality today. The U.S. spends more on health care than any other nation, yet our benefits are shrinking and life expectancy

Critical Condition

Store Search search Title, ISBN and Author Critical Condition by Peter Clement Estimated delivery 3-12 business days Format Mass Market Paperback Condition Brand New In the heat of a passionate encounter, ecstasy suddenly turns to terror for renowned geneticist and TV personality Dr. Kathleen Sullivan. Stricken by a brain hemorrhage, she is rendered completely paralyzed and speechless . . . but still utterly aware; a prisoner inside her own body. Kathleen is rushed to a Manhattan hospital, her

In Critical Condition, Eleanor Heartney examines the art world from 1985 to 1994, a tumultuous period that ushered in the art boom and bust, the emergence (and in some cases disappearance) of developments like Appropriation, Neo-Geo, and multiculturalism, and the ongoing attack on art by the religious right and political conservatives.

CRITICAL CONDITION takes an unflinching look at the American health care crisis through the eyes of a handful of uninsured citizens struggling with illness. Each subject faces the challenges of maintaining his or her job, home, and health in the face of necessary, expensive (and often inadequate) medical care. This frank, intimate documentary explores the dangerous cracks in the current system, through which millions of sick, and even dying, people slip each year.

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Dirty examination and operating rooms in doctor's offices and hospitals . . . Health care executives pulling in millions in bonuses for denying treatment to the sick
spends more on health care than any other nation, yet our benefits are shrinking and life expectancy