This ERIC information analysis paper provides high school debaters and their teachers with guidelines for research on the debate resolutions selected by the National University Extension Association's Committee on Discussion and Debate. Focusing on the problem of health care of U.S. citizens, the material included in this paper is divided into five sections: (1) definitions, including the problem area and the three potential propositions; (2) present structures, including brief remarks about the many approaches which exist regarding care for citizens; (3) problems, with some of the directions teams might consider for developing cases on the propositions; (4) solutions, noting a few of the approaches implied by the propositions, as well as the difficulties which such policies might encounter; and (5) bibliography, including a selected set of potential reading for students working on this topic area. This guide to issues and resources is also intended for use by educators in planning debate workshops or in teaching students about the processes of research in argumentation. (LL)