NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York state health officers have stopped a nonprofit group from offering free medical care to 1000’s of patients lacking medical insurance throughout a 4-day dental convention that begins Friday.

SweetiePie: I understand your perspective. And I’m not saying you are flawed. I simply do not agree. I played in a rock band for 20 and none of us had any insurance. So, I do what it isn’t to have any. The story about the Indian Chief, the Apache Chief Puma, is a real story. It looks like we are headed to a nationwide reservation to me.

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Great article, and thanks – this solutions my query about non-resident citizen protection. It makes sense, after all, that non-residents would not be lined; in any other case the system can be open to all kinds of abuse from folks in search of everything from common verify-ups to main surgical procedure. I’ve taken benefit of the system a few times in the past, oops – but nobody ever asked me about my status. Great timing for hubs on this subject: it is a actual eye-opener for US citizens who are wary of government taking over control of health care.

London Girl, I am so glad that you’ve been explaining the British medical system in your glorious hubs. The big fight over here in America is so stuffed with lies and twisted logic, I marvel if we’ll ever get it through. I hope tons of individuals read your hubs to get a first hand glimpse at a system that was set up in fairly dire instances.