Ask Americans what concerns them most, and the answer invariably will be the cost and quality of their health care. That is, if they have coverage at all. And yet, aside from short-lived effort on behalf of universal health care by Hillary Clinton during the beginning of the Clinton administration, the average American has no idea what can be done. Though there have been numerous publications on health care reform over the last few years, most have been academically oriented, targeted to a professional audience, and too technical and confusing for the average person. Dr. Fouad Michael, a...