Ana Martinez, a Seattle medical assistant, gives a patient a flu shot in Seattle in 2018. (AP Photo/Ted S. Warren, File) Breaking news: At the end of 2019, Congress failed to fix a major problem with ...

After failing to repeal the Affordable Care Act earlier this year, Republicans are trying to sneak through an equally dangerous last-ditch attempt, says Dr. Ed Weisbart of Physicians for a National ...

Ed Weisbart, chief medical officer for Rx Outreach, stands along the organization's conveyor line of medicines being automatically filled and sent to clients at the Rx Outreach's Maryland Heights ...

Something still haunts Ed Weisbart, MD, from his days in the health insurance business. It was 1999, and Weisbart was the medical director of a Chicago medical group that managed care for more than ...

Press release form Healthcare for All-WNC: On Tuesday, May 1, 2018, Healthcare for All-WNC is hosting Physicians for a National Health Program (PNHP.org) leader Dr. Ed Weisbart at two programs in ...

Shhh! Don’t tell the insurance companies (it’s a secret). That’s the logic of the presidential candidates who are pushing a “public option,” also known as Medicare for Those Who Want It. They claim ...

Dr. Ed Weisbart is correct with the letter "Pharmaceutical manufacturers create distrust of vaccinations" (Feb. 7). Pharmaceutical manufacturers have many sins for which they must atone when it comes ...

Ed Weisbart, family physician. Photo By David Carson, dcarson@post-dispatch.com As a family physician who has practiced for 34 years and treated tens of thousands of patients, I’m strongly opposed to ...

What would you say if I told you it’s possible to cut $250 million from the Missouri Medicaid budget while also improving the health of people on Medicaid? All we need to do is cut out the middleman ...

Breaking news: At the end of 2019, Congress failed to fix a major problem with American health insurance. This would be comically boring if so many lives and so much money were not at stake. Does ...

Something still haunts Ed Weisbart, MD, from his days in the health insurance business. It was 1999, and Weisbart was the medical director of a Chicago medical group that managed care for more than ...