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Read MoreKHN’s ‘What the Health?’: Planning for Round Two
Can’t see the audio player? Click here to listen on SoundCloud. Congress is out of session, but that hasn’t stopped Democrats
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Read MoreIn California, Blue Shield’s Vaccination Takeover Fixes What Wasn’t Broken
In California’s Mendocino County, public health officials and community clinics say they have hit their vaccination stride. This story also
Read MoreIndiana’s Medicaid Expansion — Designed by Pence and Verma — Panned in Federal Report
Indiana’s Medicaid expansion — with its “personal responsibility” provisions that require enrollees to pay monthly premiums and manage health savings
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Read MoreDramatic Drop in Common Viruses Raises Question: Masks Forever?
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Read MoreDurango’s Covid ‘Cowboy’ Rounds Up Spring Break Scofflaws, Lines ’Em Up for Shots
Bartenders were pouring Old-Fashioneds at a bar with a bullet hole straight through the wood. Servers in corsets and fishnet
Read More‘I Can Breathe Again’: Older Adults Begin to Test Freedom After Covid Vaccinations
With a mix of relief and caution, older adults fully vaccinated against covid-19 are moving out into the world and
Read MoreWeb Event: The Crucial Role of Home Health Workers, Unsung Heroes of the Pandemic
Even as the pandemic took a devastating toll on health care workers and older adults in the United States, many
Read MoreGetting a Prescription to Die Remains Tricky Even as Aid-in-Dying Bills Gain Momentum
Linda Heim knew her dad didn’t plan to wait for the cancer to kill him. For decades, he’d lived in
Read MoreCovid Vaccine Hesitancy Drops Among All Americans, New Survey Shows
A new poll of attitudes toward covid vaccinations shows Americans are growing more enthusiastic about being vaccinated, with the most
Read MoreAsk KHN-PolitiFact: How Can Covid Vaccines Be Safe When They Were Developed So Fast?
The development of the first covid vaccines may have seemed to occur at a dizzying pace. After all, scientists identified
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¿Podría un antidepresivo que se usa desde hace décadas ser un arma secreta contra covid? Algunos científicos creen que sí,
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Read MoreIt’s Not Just QAnon. Democrats and Independents Also Want to Recall California’s Governor.
SACRAMENTO — California Gov. Gavin Newsom is framing the burgeoning effort to remove him from office as a fringe Republican
Read MoreJournalists Dish on Vaccination Loopholes and Alliances
Reporter Fred Mogul discussed how college students are using loopholes to get vaccinated for travel with Newsy on Thursday. Click
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Lawmakers on Capitol Hill on Friday planned to roll out what could be the most ambitious attempt ever tried to
Read MoreHow One State’s Public Health Defunding Led to Vaccination Chaos
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Undoing many of the policies of his predecessor is one of President Joe Biden’s top priorities. In early February, Biden
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