Box 104

Topics include Mitchell Health America Act, Canadian health care system, rural health care, health care reform, and silicone breast implants. Correspondents include Dick Armey, John Garamendi, Newt Gingrich, and Robert H. Michel.

Topics include "The Basic Benefits for All Americans Act" (report), "A National Health System for America" (report), "Crisis in the U.S. Health Care System: How Should Government and Industry Respond?" (report), "Meeting the Health Care Crisis" (report), and "Rx for Health Care" (report). Correspondents include Service Employees Union AFL-CIO and Henry A. Waxman.

Topics include "Mandated Employer Provided Health Insurance," "Private Health Insurance Continuation Coverage," "Medicaid: FY90 Budget and Child Health Initiatives," "Health Benefits for Retirees: An Uncertain Future," and "Health Insurance and the Uninsured."

Topics include "AIDS and HIV Infection in the United States" (report), "AIDS and Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection in the United States: 1988 Update" (report), "Centers for Disease Control HIV/AIDS Surveillance" (report), "HIV Infection and AIDS" (Agency for International Development report), and National Organizations Responding to AIDS (NORA) legislative issues and goals for the 101st Congress. Correspondents include William E. Dannemeyer, Ted Weiss and Jim Leach.

Topics include briefing paper on dispute over Medicare reimbursement, Central Oklahoma Ambulance Trust, Aetna Life Insurance Company, and KWTV editorials. Correspondents include David Boren, Don Nickles, Glenn English, Dave McCurdy, and Louis W. Sullivan.

Topics include nutritional education. Correspondents include James S. Benson and Myron L. Weisfeldt.

Topics include "Facts on the National Disaster Medical System," hospitals and cost control, and legislative action packet.

Topics include health legislation issues, drug abuse, and deficit reduction and federal budget.

Topics include "Distribution of Psychologists and Psychiatrists by County" (report), coverage of psychologists under Medicare Part B, and "Letters from National Organizations to Members of Congress in Support of Congressman Coyne's and Senator Rockefeller's Medical Legislation." Correspondents include William J. Coyne.