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A new study suggests that scientists need to get a better handle on the ways battling cancer can affect the
Read MoreNonprofit Hospitals That Can Afford It Most Tend To Offer Disproportionately Low Amount Of Charity Care
Whereas the lowest-earning hospitals dedicated $72.30 of every $100 of net income to charity care, the top earning hospitals devoted
Read MoreArkansas Senator Stokes Debunked Conspiracy That Coronavirus Was Manufactured By Chinese Government
Sen. Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) later walked back his comments about the origins of the coronavirus, but the statement reflects a
Read MoreFor Most People Infected With Coronavirus, Symptoms Will Be Mild. So What’s Happening In The Extreme Cases?
Scientists explain how the virus is killing patients–mostly elderly or people with underlying medical conditions–when about 80 percent only have
Read MoreAppeals Court Shoots Down Arkansas’ Medicaid Work Requirements In Latest Legal Blow For Trump Administration
The ruling, written by a Reagan-appointed judge, upheld a lower court’s stance that Arkansas’ plan to add work requirements to
Read MoreWe (Heart) Health Policy Poets
Who says health policy can’t be fun? Experts lit up Twitter in recent days with valentine messages about topics ranging
Read MorePerspectives: Lessons About Silencing Chinese Doctor Who Warned About Coronavirus; Supporting U.S. Chinese Communities Needs To Replace Blaming
Editorial pages focus on public health issues surrounding the coronavirus The New York Times: The Coronavirus Story Is Too Big
Read MoreViewpoints: No Surprise That No One Seriously Plans To Fix Surprise Medical Bills; ‘Medicare For All’ Isn’t What’s Hurting Warren, Other Dems
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. The New York Times: Who’s Profiting From Your Outrageous
Read MoreLonger Looks: Violent Crime And Head Trauma; The Battle Over A Plant; Warship Accidents; And More
Each week, KHN finds interesting reads from around the Web. The Washington Post: An Olympic Hockey Hero Was Accused Of
Read MoreState Highlights: LA Mayor Works With Trump Administration To Pave Way For Homeless Beds; Baltimore Mayor Kept Reselling Same ‘Healthy Holly’ Books For Profit In Illegal Scheme
Media outlets report on news from California, Maryland, Alabama, Florida, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Massachusetts, Arizona, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Oregon and
Read MoreAdvocates Cheer Growing Trend Allowing Babies In Workplace Even In States Where Family Leave Is Available
Bosses and co-workers have to support the idea, but due to multiple financial factors young families face, including the high
Read MoreGeorgia Senate Bill Aims To Regulate Pharmacy Middlemen To Achieve Lower Medication Prices
But pharmacy benefit managers argued at hearings this week that measure SB 313 will only increase profits for independent pharmacy.
Read MoreOpioids’ Serious Adverse Effects Came Up In Only 12% Of Doctor, Sales Rep Interactions, Analysis Finds
And the addictive quality of the painkillers was mention in only 49 percent of the interactions. Meanwhile, 59% of the
Read MoreEven Governors Who Have Steadfastly Supported Trump Are Raising Concerns About Medicaid Changes
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis’ administration wrote to CMS that a proposed funding rule that the agency says would increase transparency,
Read MoreKHN’s ‘What The Health?’: Live from D.C. With Rep. Donna Shalala
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Read MoreCoronavirus Tests Public Health Infrastructure In The Heartland
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Read MoreResearch Roundup: Medicaid Work Requirements, Gender’s Role In Care, Air Pollution, And More
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Editorial pages focus on public health issues triggered by the coronavirus. Detroit Free Press: Coronavirus Shows Importance Of WhistleblowersDuring a
Read MoreState Highlights: Iowa Governor Won’t Discuss Center’s Sexual Arousal Research On Disabled Residents; Oklahoma Judge Allows Transgender Inmate’s Lawsuit To Go Forward
Media outlets report on news from Iowa, Oklahoma, Florida, Minnesota, Missouri, Georgia and Hawaii. The Associated Press: Iowa Governor Won’t
Read More‘Clean Needles Important’: Injected Heroin Use Might Explain Rising Rates Of Hepatitis C, Study Finds
“We were intrigued by the idea that the opioid crisis might be behind the massive increase in hepatitis C,” said
Read MoreAfter Drug Is Granted Orphan Status, Hospitals Can Be Left Paying Millions For Treatment That Was Cheap, Attainable
Drugmakers argue that they’ve pumped millions into research and so they can charge a lot more for drugs that used
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The movements of patients with mobility-limiting conditions such as Parkinson’s disease can be tracked and give health care providers better
Read MoreLegislation Stokes Abortion Wars On Hill Ahead Of Supreme Court Oral Arguments On Major Case
The Democrats are pushing for the ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment, which critics say would protect abortion access, while
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Read MoreNo Quick Fix: Missouri Finds Managing Pain Without Opioids Isn’t Fast Or Easy
This story also ran on HuffPost. This story can be republished for free (details). ST. LOUIS — Missouri began offering
Read MoreTo Fight Chinese Outbreak, Doctors Deploy Drugs Targeting HIV, Malaria And Ebola
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). As the scientific community scrambles to find a drug
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Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. Stat: We Need More Data To Prepare For The
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