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Act 2
The posts from May to September 8 were written while the debate over health care reform was getting under way and committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate were developing their bills. We have published these posts as a collection called Cost Control and Health Care Reform: Act 1.
The posts from May to September 8 were written while the debate over health care reform was getting under way and committees of the House of Representatives and the Senate were developing their bills. We have published these posts as a collection called Cost Control and Health Care Reform: Act 1. New posts, which will constitute Act 2, will focus on the cost control details of the legislation emerging in Congress.
—Daniel Callahan and Susan Gilbert