Healthcare section of In Motion Magazine

Healthcare Section of In Motion Magazine

Feature articles Full list of Healthcare articles Series of articles by Nora Cody First Do No Harm: A Consumer Health Advocate's Cautionary Tales
Feature Articles
Rural Lives Matter: Medicaid Expansion May Be Controversial But It Will Save Rural Lives ... affordable health insurance and healthcare infrastructure in rural communities by Rhonda Perry Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine December 21, 2014	Measure D Berkeley vs Big Soda Wins Historic Victory by Bruce Akizuki Berkeley, California Published in In Motion Magazine November 16, 2014
My Name Is Raul Carranza. And I Am The 99%. by Raul Carranza San Diego, California	Health Care Costs Take a Toll on Missouri’s Farms and Ranches MRCC Releases New Report, “Healthcare in the Heartland” by Tim Gibbons Columbia, Missouri
Nuclear Power Unnecessary, Costly, and Dangerous While small family farms can cool the planet and feed the world by John Kinsman Near Lime Ridge, Wisconsin Published in In Motion Magazine August 5, 2011	Pay Attention to the Hazards of Uranium Extraction by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts
Nuclear Power's Dirty Secrets by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts	Leetso: the Powerful Yellow Monster A Navajo Cultural Interpretation of Uranium Mining by Esther Yazzie and Jim Zion Albuquerque, New Mexico
Science with the People Community Research in Environmental Health Studies in Science, Advocacy and Ethics by Doug Brugge and H. Patricia Hynes Boston, Massachusetts	Mental Health Services Issues for Hispanics/Latinos in Rural America by Jose J. Soto, JD Lincoln, Nebraska
The Impact of Loss of Academic Enrichment Programs by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts	Social Security: The closer we look at privatization the riskier it seems by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire
Doctor, About That Medicine I Saw Advertised… by Barbara Mintzes Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada	First Evidence of 3rd Generation Effects from DES "Landmark study confirms the need for better screening and testing of the 86,000 synthetic chemicals in use today" by Nora Cody Oakland, California
The Canadian Cure U.S. and Canadian Healthcare Systems Compared by Daniel Kraker Minneapolis, Minnesota	Navajo Uranium Miners Fight for Compensation by Timothy Benally Sr., Shiprock, Navajo Nation, New Mexico Published in In Motion Magazine September 20, 1999
EMS Is Becoming Ghetto Medicine We need an expanded community healthcare system Lester Greene, New York City	Update on Kanaka Maoli (Indigenous Hawaiian) Health " ... regain control over their lands and other natural resources, their lives, their future and thus, their health in their homeland." by Kekuni Blaisdell, M.D., Honolulu, Hawai'i
Full List of Articles
Navajo Uranium Miners Fight for Compensation by Timothy Benally Sr., Shiprock, Navajo Nation, New Mexico Published in In Motion Magazine September 20, 1999
Update on Kanaka Maoli (Indigenous Hawaiian) Health " ... regain control over their lands and other natural resources, their lives, their future and thus, their health in their homeland." by Kekuni Blaisdell, M.D., Honolulu, Hawai'i Published in In Motion Magazine November 16, 1997
Historical and Philosophical Aspects of Lapa'an - Traditional Kanaka Maoli Healing Practices Hawaiian independence leader details history of Hawaiian medicine and its relationship to the political / cultural history of the Hawaiian people by Kekuni Blaisdell, M.D., Honolulu, Hawai'i Published in In Motion Magazine April 28, 1996
Nuclear Power's Dirty Secrets by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts Published in In Motion Magazine July 21, 2008
Pay Attention to the Hazards of Uranium Extraction by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts Published in In Motion Magazine September 18, 2007
Science with the People Community Research in Environmental Health Studies in Science, Advocacy and Ethics by Doug Brugge and H. Patricia Hynes Boston, Massachusetts Published in In Motion Magazine June 26, 2006
The Impact of Loss of Academic Enrichment Programs by Doug Brugge Boston, Massachusetts Published in In Motion Magazine June 4, 2006
DES-Exposed Consumers Outraged to Find Illegal DES in American Beef by Nora Cody Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine February 28, 2000
National Environmental Trust Welcomes Mattel’s Commitment to Replace Phthalate-Containing Material in Toys by Nora Cody Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine November 19, 1999
New Zeneca Ad Campaign Misleading to Women Women concerned about breast cancer are being bombarded with a massive advertising campaign for the drug tamoxifen by Nora Cody Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine May 5, 1999
First Evidence of 3rd Generation Effects from DES "Landmark study confirms the need for better screening and testing of the 86,000 synthetic chemicals in use today" by Nora Cody Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine October 18, 1998
"My Year of Meats" by Ruth L. Ozeki A book review by Nora Cody Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine May 24, 1998
Household Pesticides and Risk of Pediatric Brain Tumor by Nora Cody, Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine February 25, 1998
DES Given To Young "Too Tall" Girls In Appalling Medical Experiment by Nora Cody, Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine August 22, 1999
Environmental Estrogen - Global Problem A model for study of exposure to pollutants around the world by Pat Cody Berkeley, California Published in In Motion Magazine August 1, 1998
Ohio Decision Against DES Daughters An update on the ongoing efforts for compensation from drug companies who produced DES by Pat Cody Berkeley, California Published in In Motion Magazine August 1, 1998
"The Breast Cancer Prevention Program" / Samuel S. Epstein, M.D. Book Review by Pat Cody Berkeley, California Published in In Motion Magazine August 1, 1998
Our Stolen Future Book Review Are We Threatening Our Fertility, Intelligence, and Survival? -- A Scientific Detective Story Pat Cody, Berkeley, California Published in In Motion Magazine - November 16, 1997
Interview with Mel Coleman, Sr. "A Cowboy in the Meat Business" Colorado ranch produces meat free of growth-promoting hormones, anti-biotics Denver and Saguache, Colorado Published in In Motion Magazine - November 16, 1997
Moving Forward: The Challenge for People with Disabilities Joanne Cosenza, San Francisco, California Published in In Motion Magazine October 21, 1995
Genetic engineering and Maori health Different ways of managing and understanding knowledge Interview with Fiona Cram and Glenis Philip-Barbara Auckland, Aotearoa / New Zealand Published in In Motion Magazine May 31, 2001
Food Safety Crisis in the U.S.A. Organics Under Fire: The U.S. Debate Continues Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine February 7, 1999
Nuking America's Dirty Food: Another Assault on Public Health & Consumer Choice An Opinion on Food Irradiation Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine April 28, 1998
Monsanto and Fox TV Unite to Suppress Journalists' Free Speech on Hazards of Genetically Engineered Bovine Growth Hormone (rBGH or rBST) Ronnie Cummins Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine April 28, 1998
More Biotech Blunders: Mutant Cotton, Supercharged Cigarettes, and Cows Ronnie Cummins, Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine January 31, 1998
Monsanto and Friends' Biotech Blunders and Disasters Continue Ronnie Cummins, Little Marais, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine December 17, 1997
U.S. Organic Sales Boom as Consumer Alarm Over Food Safety Increases Ronnie Cummins, Little Marais. Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine October 18, 1998
New Drug (Evista) Poses Risk of Ovarian Cancer by Samuel S. Epstein M.D. & Pat Cody Chicago, Illinois / Oakland, California Published in In Motion Magazine October 18, 1998
Health Care Costs Take a Toll on Missouri’s Farms and Ranches MRCC Releases New Report, “Healthcare in the Heartland” by Tim Gibbons Columbia, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine September 30, 2008
Social Security: The closer we look at privatization the riskier it seems by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire Published in In Motion Magazine May 3, 2002
Social Security Ain't Broke by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire Published in In Motion Magazine August 26, 2001
Privatizing Social Security: Voodoo 2 by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire Published in In Motion Magazine May 30, 2000
Taking a position on the Breaux -Thomas Medicare proposal Without Medicare, the poverty rate among older adults would increase significantly by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire Published in In Motion Magazine April 10, 1999
Social Security and the Budget Surplus The president's proposal would keep the surplus where it belongs, within Social Security, and prevent it from being frittered away on tax cuts tilted to the wealthy by Steve Gorin Canterbury, New Hampshire Published in In Motion Magazine March 24, 1999
The White House Conference on Social Security Different proposals to insure Social Security’s viability into the 21st century by Steve Gorin Washington, D.C. Published in In Motion Magazine December 21, 1998
EMS Is Becoming Ghetto Medicine We need an expanded community healthcare system Lester Greene, New York City Published in In Motion Magazine November 16, 1997
An Interview with Sister Bernie Kenny The Health Wagon in the Appalachian Mountains Appalachians take care of their own Dickinson County, Virginia Published in In Motion Magazine November 16, 1997
The Canadian Cure U.S. and Canadian healthcare systems compared by Daniel Kraker Minneapolis, Minnesota Published in In Motion Magazine June 4, 2001
"Memories Come To Us In the Rain and the Wind" Oral Histories and Photographs of Navajo Uranium Miners & Their Families (Extracts) Navajo Nation Arizona and New Mexico Published in In Motion Magazine - November 16, 1997
Doctor, About That Medicine I Saw Advertised… by Barbara Mintzes Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Published in In Motion Magazine July 26, 2001
Mental Health Services Issues for Hispanics/Latinos in Rural America by Jose J. Soto, JD Lincoln, Nebraska Published in In Motion Magazine May 30, 2000
Cuba's Latin American School of Medical Sciences Reaching Out To Us Even When No One Here At Home Will by Zekita Tucker St. Louis, Missouri Published in In Motion Magazine October 1, 2006
Cuba's Cure Why is Cuba exporting its health care miracle to the world's poor? by Sarah van Gelder Havana, Cuba Published in In Motion Magazine July 30, 2007
Leetso: the Powerful Yellow Monster A Navajo Cultural Interpretation of Uranium Mining by Esther Yazzie and Jim Zion Albuquerque, New Mexico Published in In Motion Magazine November 13, 2006

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