American Medical Association

...system. In June, President Barack Obama told doctors at a meeting of the American Medical Association that while he didn't support a cap, he was open to exploring alternatives that would change the liability system. Money for...

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The House drive for healthcare reform, Obama's top domestic priority, was bolstered on Thursday by the backing of the American Medical Association, which represents U.S. doctors, and AARP, the powerful lobbying group for older Americans.

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AMA Broadens Its Social Agenda For generations the American Medical Association, the biggest trade group for doctors in the U.S., has pretty much symbolized the entrenched health-care establishment. The AMA even popularized the term...

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...care system and extend coverage to millions of the uninsured. The American Medical Association and the powerful seniors' lobby AARP both threw their weight behind the bill Thursday. AARP, with its 40 million members, promised to run ads and...

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...is considered private information; see Privacy policy. Despite Thursday's history-making endorsement of U.S. health care reform by the American Medical Association, which has opposed comprehensive changes since tires were made of iron, the...

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...up from 83 percent. Recent endorsements from two major lobbying groups - the American Medical Association, an advocacy group for doctors, and AARP, which represents retirees - appeared key to completing the House push. Republicans remained...

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...on Saturday. AARP, which represents Americans over the age of 50, and the American Medical Association both said they would support the bill, which would extend cover to 36m people without insurance. "I am extraordinarily...

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