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SPOTLIGHT: Candidates should push treatment effectiveness
June 6, 2007 — 7:01pm ET
It's all well and good to advocate for universal healthcare coverage, but unless we trim costs universal coverage is not sustainable, suggests New York Times columnist David Leonhardt. If they really want to fix the U.S. health system, presidential candidates should encourage the industry to focus on which treatments really work, he says. Article
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