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Can a Subscription Model Fix Primary Care in the US?
In April, San Francisco-based primary care company One Medical revealed an eye-popping compensation package for its chief executive and chairman,
Read MoreHoy, las mujeres toman tanto como los hombres, pero sufren las consecuencias antes
Victoria Cooper pensaba que su consumo de alcohol en la universidad era como los de los demás. Shots en las
Read MoreWomen Now Drink as Much as Men — And Are Prone to Sickness Sooner
Victoria Cooper thought her drinking habits in college were just like everyone else’s. Shots at parties. Beers while bowling. Sure,
Read MoreAn Anti-Vaccine Film Targeted to Black Americans Spreads False Information
When a filmmaker asked medical historian Naomi Rogers to appear in a documentary, the Yale professor didn’t blink. She had done these
Read MoreZooming Into the Statehouse: Nursing Home Residents Use New Digital Skills to Push for Changes
Patty Bausch isn’t a Medicaid expert, lawyer or medical professional. But she still thinks Connecticut legislators need her input when
Read MoreUnused Johnson & Johnson Covid Doses Are Piling Up as FDA Waits to See if Shelf Life Can Be Extended
The Biden administration is encouraging states to hold on to hundreds of thousands of soon-to-expire covid vaccine doses from Johnson
Read MoreBoeing Tested Air Purifiers Like Those Widely Used in Schools. It Decided Not to Use Them in Planes.
Aerospace giant Boeing tested two kinds of ionization technologies — like those widely adopted in schools hoping to combat covid
Read MoreWith Roots in Civil Rights, Community Health Centers Push for Equity in the Pandemic
In the 1960s, health care across the Mississippi Delta was sparse and much of it was segregated. Some hospitals were
Read MoreKidney Experts Say It’s Time to Remove Race From Medical Algorithms. Doing So Is Complicated.
Alphonso Harried recently came across a newspaper clipping about his grandfather receiving his 1,000th dialysis treatment. His grandfather later died
Read MoreWith Restrictions Tightening Elsewhere, California Moves to Make Abortion Cheaper
This story also ran on Los Angeles Times. It can be republished for free. SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Even as most
Read MoreMontana Med School Clash Revives For-Profit Vs. Nonprofit Flap
Two universities are eyeing the chance to be the first to build a medical school in one of the few
Read MoreTrying to Avoid Racist Health Care, Black Women Seek Out Black Obstetricians
In South Florida, when people want to find a Black physician, they often contact Adrienne Hibbert through her website, Black
Read MoreCovid Was a Tipping Point for Telehealth. If Some Have Their Way, Virtual Visits Are Here to Stay.
As the covid crisis wanes and life approaches normal across the U.S., health industry leaders and many patient advocates are
Read MoreAnalysis: Mounting Pressure on China About Covid ‘Lab Leak’ Could Backfire
President Joe Biden has ordered U.S. intelligence agencies to determine whether the covid virus, or a near ancestor, emerged from
Read MoreFDA Weighs Approval of a Lucrative Alzheimer’s Drug, but Benefits Are Iffy
The Food and Drug Administration’s decision next week whether to approve the first treatment for Alzheimer’s disease highlights a deep
Read MoreIn Missouri and Other States, Flawed Data Makes It Hard to Track Vaccine Equity
Throughout the covid-19 vaccination effort, public health officials and politicians have insisted that providing shots equitably across racial and ethnic
Read MoreExpanding Insurance Coverage Is Top Priority for New Medicare-Medicaid Chief
The new head of the federal agency that oversees health benefits for nearly 150 million Americans and $1 trillion in
Read MoreMany New Moms Get Kicked Off Medicaid 2 Months After Giving Birth. Illinois Will Change That.
The U.S. is the only industrialized nation in which the maternal death rate has been rising. Each year, about 700 deaths
Read MoreNewsom Wants to Spend Millions on the Health of Low-Income Mothers and Their Babies
Amid a pandemic that has pushed millions of mothers out of the workplace, caused fertility rates to plunge and heightened
Read MoreKHN’s ‘What the Health?’: The Drug Price Dilemma
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Read MoreFrom Racial Justice to Dirty Air, California’s New AG Plots a Progressive Health Care Agenda
California Attorney General Rob Bonta, a longtime Democratic state lawmaker, comes to his new role well known for pursuing an
Read MoreDoctors Tell How to Make the Most of Your Telehealth Visits
When the pandemic sidelined in-office visits at his practice, Dr. Dael Waxman “wasn’t exactly thrilled with being at home.” But
Read MoreThe ‘Grief Pandemic’ Will Torment Americans for Years
Cassandra Rollins’ daughter was still conscious when the ambulance took her away. This story also ran on USA Today. It
Read MoreReaders and Tweeters React to Racism, Inequities in Health Care
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Read MoreBehind The Byline: Finding a ‘Superstar’ to Interview
KHN has never been busier ― and health coverage has never been more vital. The Behind The Byline series on
Read MoreLittle-Known Illnesses Turning Up in Covid Long-Haulers
The day Dr. Elizabeth Dawson was diagnosed with covid-19 in October, she awoke feeling as if she had a bad
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