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…and to insure access to medications, including enhanced funding of the Ryan White CARE Act and reform of the Medicaid program to include people in earlier stages of HIV disease. Theoretical and methodological research paradigms should be expanded wherever possible…

…and is reversible by removal of the implants. It has already been allowed for use in 16 other countries. Controversies about its use relate to whether state Medicaid program will pay for the removal if a woman on Medicaid and welfare then wishes to become pregnant…

…around knowing they will keep getting the payments. Also I think the Medicaid program is a good program which helps the poor a lot. It covers patient hospital care, outpatient hospital care, physicians' services, skilled nursing-home services for adults…

…and assets fell below the specified thresholds. A third major welfare assistance program is the Medicaid program. The Medicaid program is a health care support program targeted toward the poor. Medicaid was originally suppose to provide the same health care…

…issues about education, Gore and Bush differ greatly in their views on healthcare. While Gore supports a Patients? Bill of Rights, Bush opposes it. Gore opposes cuts in Medicare, and will use the federal budget surplus to ensure the stability of the Medicare…

…of the vote and had the widest popular margin in American history--more than 15,000,000 votes. The Great Society program became Johnson's agenda for Congress in January 1965: aid to education, attack on disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification…

…food and drug safety · Medicare (health insurance for elderly and disabled Americans) and · Financial assistance for low-income families · Child support enforcement · Improving maternal and infant health · Head Start (pre-school education…

…that interest this generation. Social Security and Medicare are topics of great interest to this generation as they approach the age of retirement. Laws have been passed to keep employers from discriminating against older people. The amount of money an older…

…million children enrolled the goal there is 5 million. Also there are over 40 million Americans that don't have any insurance at all. A large portion of those are people between the ages of 55 and 65. Clinton says Medicare needs to be strengthened…

…on the majority of the citizen’s desires. Gun control, inadequate health care, problems in Medicare and Social Security, and economic inequality are all issues cited as unaddressed. This results in “Citizens having little confidence in American political institutions…