Younger Every Year

Editor’s Note: Timothy Jost, the author of the post below, analyzed the insurance and revenue provisions of the President’s Proposal for Health Care Reform in an earlier post.
Public debate concerning the pending congressional health reform legislation has largely focused on insurance reforms, which were discussed in my first post on the president’s latest reform proposal.  But the health insurance reform provisions make up only one title and one-fifth of the 2,400-page Senate bill on which the final reform will undoubtedly be based, if reform happens at all.  The remaining provisions of the legislation address a wide range of health reform issues—indeed, most of the topics that health reform must deal with to be comprehensive (and perhaps some that could better have b…

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