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Read MoreDoor to Door in Miami’s Little Havana to Build Trust in Testing, Vaccination
This story is part of a partnership that includes NPR, WLRN and KHN. It can be republished for free. Little Havana is
Read MoreHospitals’ Rocky Rollout of Covid Vaccine Sparks Questions of Fairness
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Read MoreOnly a Smokescreen? Big Tobacco Stands Down as Colorado and Oregon Hike Cigarette Taxes
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Read MoreBlack Women Find Healing (But Sometimes Racism, Too) in the Outdoors
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Read More‘Last Responders’ Brace for Surge in Covid Deaths Across US
This story also ran on CNN. This story can be republished for free (details). Funeral director Kevin Spitzer has been
Read MoreLive Free or Die if You Must, Say Colorado Urbanites — But Not in My Hospital
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Read MoreAs the Terror of COVID Struck, Health Care Workers Struggled to Survive. Thousands Lost the Fight.
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Read MoreAt Risk of Extinction, Black-Footed Ferrets Get Experimental COVID Vaccine
This story also ran on CNN. This story can be republished for free (details). In late summer, as researchers accelerated
Read MoreDemocrats Are Running Hard on Health Care in Georgia’s Senate Runoffs. Republicans? Not So Much.
Vice President Mike Pence was the clear celebrity draw at a Nov. 20 campaign event for Georgia’s two incumbent U.S.
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Read MoreThis Health Care Magnate Wants to Fix Democracy, Starting in Colorado
This story also ran on Fortune. This story can be republished for free (details). In the final weeks before the
Read MoreA Battle-Weary Seattle Hospital Fights the Latest COVID Surge
This story also ran on NPR. This story can be republished for free (details). As hospitals across the country weather
Read MoreWith Pandemic Surging, Ohio Gov. DeWine Dials Back His Aggressive Response
Eric Shanteau didn’t know he was about to create a viral pandemic meme when he made a cutout of Ohio
Read MoreTracking COVID’s Spread Inside a Tight-Knit Latino Community
This story also ran on CNN. This story can be republished for free (details). Early in the pandemic, Ximena Rebolledo
Read MoreWhat Happened When the Only ER Doctor in a Rural Town Got COVID
Kurt Papenfus, a doctor in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado, started to feel sick around Halloween. He developed a scary cough, intestinal
Read MoreNYC Hospital Workers, Knowing How Bad It Can Get, Brace for COVID 2nd Wave
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Read MoreNew Legal Push Aims to Speed Magic Mushrooms to Dying Patients
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This story also ran on NBC News. This story can be republished for free (details). DENVER — In March, Claire
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Read MoreFlorida’s New Hospital Industry Head Ran Medicaid in State and Fought Expansion
With its choice of a new leader, the Florida Hospital Association has signaled that seeking legislative approval to expand Medicaid
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Read MorePush Is On in US to Figure Out South Asians’ High Heart Risks
For years, Sharad Acharya’s frequent hikes in the mountains outside Denver would leave him short of breath. But a real
Read MorePatients Struggle to Find Prescription Opioids After NY Tax Drives Out Suppliers
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Read MoreWorkers Who Lost Jobs Due to COVID May Need Help Getting Coverage This Fall
This story also ran on Fortune. This story can be republished for free (details). Michelina Moen lost her job and
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