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Restauran algunos beneficios de Medi-Cal eliminados hace una década
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Read MoreLatest Patient Charity Settlement With Justice Department Becomes Fourth Such Deal In As Many Months
Federal authorities argued that drugmakers and charities created programs that favored specific medicines over lower-cost options. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/latest-patient-charity-settlement-with-justice-department-becomes-fourth-such-deal-in-as-many-months/
Read MoreIt’s Traumatic For All Involved When An ER Patient Must Be Restrained. But What’s The Right Solution?
Researchers talked to patients who had been restrained, and they characterize the experience as “traumatic as hell.” But emergency departments
Read MoreOn 75th Anniversary Of Auschwitz Liberation, Many Wonder If ‘Never Again’ Will Last Through The Ages
As the living memory of World War II and the Holocaust fades, the institutions created to guard against a repeat
Read MoreFirst Edition: January 27, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/first-edition-january-27-2020/
Read MoreCall For FDA To Withdraw Preterm Birth Drug Divides Doctors and Insurers
Doctors fear that the only drug approved to prevent preterm birth, the nation’s leading cause of infant mortality and disability,
Read MoreMedi-Cal Benefits Eliminated A Decade Ago, Such As Foot Care And Eyeglasses, Are Back
San Diego podiatrist Dr. John Chisholm recalls the jolt some of his patients felt in 2009 when Medi-Cal, the government-funded
Read MoreListen: The Hidden Cost Of Health Systems Gobbling Up Rural Hospitals
KHN Editor-in-Chief Elisabeth Rosenthal appeared on the WAMU radio program “1A” to discuss the issue of community hospitals merging with
Read MoreSomething Far Deadlier Than The Wuhan Virus Lurks Near You
There’s a deadly virus spreading from state to state. It preys on the most vulnerable, striking the sick and the
Read MoreViewpoints: U.S. Isn’t Ready For An Outbreak, But How Worried Should We Be About Coronavirus?; There’s No Such Thing As A ‘Moderate’ Public Option
Opinion writers tackle these and other health issues. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/viewpoints-u-s-isnt-ready-for-an-outbreak-but-how-worried-should-we-be-about-coronavirus-theres-no-such-thing-as-a-moderate-public-option/
Read MoreLonger Looks: Psychology And Western Cultures; Food Deserts; The Gun Show; And More
Each week, KHN finds interesting reads from around the Web. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/longer-looks-psychology-and-western-cultures-food-deserts-the-gun-show-and-more/
Read MoreState Highlights: LA Mayor Optimistic About Working With Trump Administration On Homelessness; Proposed Cuts To Ga. Health Spending Will Lead To More Suicides, Advocates Warn
Media outlets report on news from California, Georgia, Iowa, Florida, Mississippi, Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Illinois, Texas, Michigan, Oregon, North Carolina,
Read MoreBan On Using Campaign Funds For Health Insurance Hurts Working-Class Americans, House Candidate Says
Nabilah Islam, a progressive Democrat from Georgia, says that the ban on using fund for health insurance and other living
Read MoreKentucky Bill Requiring Health Professionals To Care For Infants After Failed Abortions Moves Forward
Critics of the legislation say that it perpetuates myths about abortions and that there are already safeguards in place for
Read MoreCalifornia AG Leading ACA Defense Tries To Soothe Worries: ‘We Will Not Accept Anything Less Than Victory’
California Attorney General Xavier Becerra said supporters of the health law should not panic over the delayed timeline as the
Read MoreInsys Founder Sentenced To 5.5 Years In Prison For Scheme That Involved Bribing Doctors To Prescribe Opioids
Federal prosecutors have said that Insys, based in Arizona, embarked on an intensive marketing plan — including paying doctors for
Read MoreDespite New Doubts, ‘Hotspotting’ Help For Heavy Health Care Users Marches On
A highly publicized approach to lowering health costs failed to pass rigorous study this month, but hospitals, insurers and government
Read MoreBloomberg On Health Care: Translating His Mayoral Record To The National Stage
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg has spent more than $200 million arguing that he should be the Democratic
Read MoreReaders And Tweeters Fired Up Over Employer’s No-Nicotine Policy
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Read MoreKHN’s ‘What The Health?’: SCOTUS Punts On ACA Case — For Now
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Read MoreViewpoints: Efforts To Curb A Pandemic Rely On How Much People Trust Their Government; Will Trump Actually Tackle Entitlement Reform?
Opinion writers tackle these and other health issues. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/viewpoints-efforts-to-curb-a-pandemic-rely-on-how-much-people-trust-their-government-will-trump-actually-tackle-entitlement-reform/
Read MoreState Highlights: The Job Of Counting The Homeless In California; Virginia Senate Green-Lights ‘Red Flag’ Gun Law
Media outlets report on news from California, Virginia, Colorado Massachusetts, Iowa, Illinois, North Carolina, Georgia, Connecticut, Washington, Louisiana, New York,
Read MoreResearch Roundup: Low-Carb And Low-Fat Diets, Physician Burnout, Gender Disparities In Pay, And More
Each week, KHN compiles a selection of recently released health policy studies and briefs. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/research-roundup-low-carb-and-low-fat-diets-physician-burnout-gender-disparities-in-pay-and-more/
Read More‘He Grew A Lot’: Migrant Parents Who Were Deported Under Trump Reunited With Children
Nine parents who were separated from their children for over a year reunited with them in the United States. The
Read MoreStudy Reveals Long-Lasting, Wide-Ranging Negative Health Effects Of Those Who Have Been In Foster System
The analysis is “the latest in a long, long line of studies showing the harm done to children when they
Read MoreAt Height Of Feud Between Azar And Verma, White House Advisers Drew Up List Of Replacements
Advisers were braced for HHS Secretary Alex Azar or CMS Administrator Seema Verma to abruptly leave the Trump administration as
Read MoreSt. Louis Tries To Step Up To Compensate For Missouri’s Lack Of A Prescription Drug Monitoring Database
The county unveiled new online resources, but it is still limited by what it can offer Missouri doctors who don’t
Read MoreHouse Lawmakers To Haul Juul, Other Companies Into Hearings To Grill Them On Youth Vaping Epidemic
Many of the companies are also subjects of multiple congressional investigations into marketing and business practices that allegedly target young
Read MoreWave Of State-Level Bills Restricting Medical Care For Transgender Teens Reignites Polarizing Debate On Issue
More than half a dozen states are considering legislation that would penalize doctors for performing certain treatments for transgender patients.
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