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Read MoreViewpoints: To Guard Against Coronavirus Epidemic, U.S. Doctors Need To Monitor Pneumonias; Administration Let Down Country With False Promises On Health Care
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. The Wall Street Journal: Stop A U.S. Coronavirus Outbreak
Read MoreState Highlights: Pennsylvania Residents Fear Health Risks From Unsafe Water; Massachusetts Struggles With Turnover Of Underpaid Caregivers For Elderly
Media outlets report on news from Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Georgia, New Hampshire, Minnesota, Maryland, Ohio, Illinois, North Carolina, Virginia, Kansas, South
Read MoreSaving Lives From Opioid Overdoses?: Philadelphia Streets Offer Treatment With Black Market Sales Of Suboxone
Entering formal treatment can be daunting for some people. So they turn to do-it-yourself options they can get on the
Read MoreIowa Democrats’ Efforts To Increase Accessibility For Disabled Participants Praised By Some, Fall Short By Others
“I call it ‘Iowa-nice’ voter suppression,” said McCoy McDeid, who was one of the participants not impressed by the Iowa
Read MoreWalmart Looks Toward Training More Health Workers, Streamlining Care For Employees In Health Care Push
The supercenter is hoping that its business savvy can help improve the health care industry. Other news out of the
Read MoreWorld Braces For Global Economic Toll Coronavirus Will Likely Take
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Read MoreCoronavirus Cases See Biggest Jump Since Statistics Began; A Look Inside A Locked-Down Country
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Read MoreTrump On ‘Medicare for All’ And The Costs Of Extending Health Care To Undocumented Immigrants
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Read MoreListen: Which Is The Greater Threat — The Coronavirus Or The Flu?
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Read MoreDifferent Takes: Pros, Cons Of Administration’s Medicaid Proposal; America Is Failing Children, Especially Children Of Color
Editorial writers express views about policies impacting health. The Washington Post: On Health Care, Is Trump Malicious Or Just Incompetent?
Read MoreViewpoints: Lessons About Pandemics From An Old BBC Show That Sends Shivers Down Spines; Censorship In China Endangers Public Health
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Read MoreState Highlights: Florida Bill Limiting Medical Treatment For Transgender Youth Loses Support; Inmate Deaths At Mississippi Prison Reach 15
Media outlets report on news from Florida, Mississippi, Georgia, Maryland, Alabama, Connecticut, California, Texas, Massachusetts, North Carolina, and Minnesota. Miami
Read MoreMark Bertolini, A Key Player In Aetna Deal, Forced Out By CVS Board Exposing Lingering Tensions Over Merger
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Read MoreVA Deputy Secretary Abruptly Fired In Just Latest Of Long String Of Tumultuous Leadership Turnovers At Agency
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Read MoreAdministration, GOP States Behind ACA Lawsuit Ask Supreme Court To Delay Hearings This Year
Critics of the law do not want the case to be decided before the election because of concerns it could
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Read More‘Where Are We Supposed To Put These People?’: States Grapple With Trump’s Strict Travel Regulations, Quarantines
The restrictions ban non-U.S. citizens who recently visited China from entering the country and quarantine Americans who visited Hubei province
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Opinion writers focus on these public health issues and others. The Wall Street Journal: Thanks To Congress, America Is Prepared
Read MoreState Highlights: Advocates For Vulnerable Patients Assail ‘Life Robbing’ Budget Cuts In Georgia; Rising Rents Fuel California Homeless Crisis. Will 2020 Bring Change?
Media outlets report on news from Georgia, California, Oregon, North Carolina, Ohio, Texas, Mississippi, Wisconsin and Massachusetts. Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Controversy
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Read MorePlanned Parenthood Gets Kentucky’s Approval To Provide Abortions At Louisville Clinic Again
The green light follows a four-year fight by Planned Parenthood with former Gov. Matt Bevin, an anti-abortion Republican who lost
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