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No one should be prevented from taking advantage of public health programs by barriers of language, internet access, or computer literacy.

Delaney: winning healthcare for all Americans is not only necessary; it's achievable within our lifetimes.

In March, Philadelphia DSA members showed up in droves with healthcare workers, community members, and elected leaders to pass a Philadelphia city-wide resolution...

People are living longer and, in the process, need more help.

Physician and single-payer activist Adam Gaffney on M4A and DSA's place within it.

Last week DSA Medicare for All Steering Committee member Dustin Guastella and DSA M4A Northeast regional organizer Christie Offenbacher visited our chapter to talk...

Without expanded Medicaid to afford poor communities care, hospitals in rural states shutter with no money to be made.

There needs to be a mass movement from below to force the capitalists to concede.

Bargaining for healthcare has become unsustainable; the only way unions can maintain theirs is by working to expand it to everyone.

In theory, Medicaid is America’s national health insurance program for the poor. But there’s nothing “national” about it — and the poor suffer as a result.

Medicare For All is a fight that needs to be joined, but it presents special challenges for disabled people.

With the Center for American Progress floating their Medicare Extra for All plan and Senators Jeff Merkley and Chris Murphy introducing their Choose Medicare Act...