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Conservative Indiana Adopted Needle Exchanges But Still Faces Local Resistance
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Read MoreViewpoints: President’s Budget Is A Catastrophe In Making For Millions; Doctors Would Turn Away From ‘Medicare For All’
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care topics and others. Los Angeles Times: Trump Takes Aim At The Poor,
Read MoreState Highlights: South Dakota Bill Banning Transgender Youth Treatment Fails; Kansas Man In Poverty-Stricken Area Wound Up In Jail For Not Paying Medical Bills
South Dakota, Kansas, Maryland, Virginia, Texas, California, Connecticut, Maine, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Illinois. The Associated Press: Ban On Treatments For
Read MoreInstead Of Trying To Break Impossible Congressional Gridlock, Some Gun Violence Activists Start Thinking Local
Advocates are finding success in school board measures as well as simply talking to friends and neighbors about keeping their
Read MoreDeath Toll At Troubled Mississippi Prison Climbs To 16, 10th Fatality Recorded In 6 Weeks
Mississippi is facing a federal lawsuit over prison conditions and last week the Department of Justice said it started investigations
Read More‘Everyone Knows It’s Not About Women’s Rights’: Abortion Foes Warn ERA Passage Will End State Life Protections
As the House prepares to vote on removing the deadline for ratification, Politico examines a changing argument against the measure
Read MoreRising Tensions Between Trump Administration, Sanctuary Cities On Display After Man Shot By ICE Officer
ICE said the shooting could have been avoided entirely if New York assisted the agency rather than limiting when law
Read More‘Curing All Diseases?’: By Making It The North Star, Priscilla Chan Says She And Mark Zuckerberg Can Do It
While most tech billionaires have focused on one field of research, the Facebook couple has funded a variety of projects
Read MoreTrump Again Downplays Severity Of Troops’ Head Injuries As Total Number Of Cases Shoots Up To 109
The Pentagon reports that the number of troops injured by the aftereffects of the Iranian ballistic missile attack last month
Read MoreWhen It Comes To The New Coronavirus, Just Who Is A ‘Close Contact’?
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Read MoreInvestigation Into Vaping-Related Deaths Continues: With No Known Cause, Relatives Struggle To Find Out What Killed Family Members
Although vaping-related lung illnesses are declining, more than 2,700 have been reported across the U.S. and its territories since last
Read More‘We Are Extremely Scared At This Point’: Tensions Rise As More Quarantined Cruises Passengers Test Positive
So far at least 135 people have tested positive aboard one of the vessels that’s been quarantined. Passengers who test
Read MoreBefore Outbreak, Not A Lot Of Scientists Were Studying Coronaviruses, Leaving Large Gaps In Knowledge
In the past, coronavirus outbreaks inspired a flurry of interest in the field that would then quickly die out. But
Read MoreBorder Patrol’s ‘Terrible Legacy’: Rapid Growth, Weak Leadership, Kickback Schemes Befell Agency, Report Says
A ProPublica investigation looks at scandals within the agency as the fourth chief leads it since President Donald Trump was
Read MoreCoronavirus Is Killing More People More Quickly Than SARS With 97 Deaths Reported In A Single Day
The death toll from the coronavirus has now surpassed 900; the SARS outbreak killed 774 people after its emergence in
Read MoreHow Lifesaving Organs For Transplant Go Missing In Transit
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Read MoreIn Fierce Debate, Democratic Candidates Expand Health Agenda Arguments
Democratic presidential candidates faced off on the debate stage for the eighth time this campaign season. Meeting in Manchester, N.H.,
Read MoreState Highlights: Measles Confirmed In 5 New Cases In Los Angeles County; Death Of 3 Texas Inmates Linked To Correction Officers, Use Of Aggressive Force
Media outlets report on news from California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, Massachusetts, Mississippi, Missouri, Illinois, New York, Oregon, North Carolina,
Read MoreLocal Officials In South Warn About ‘Gray Death,’ A Mix Of Heroin And Fentanyl That Can Be Deadly To Even Touch
The drug first started appearing in Georgia and Alabama in 2017, and then turned up in Ohio and Pennsylvania before
Read MoreBig Tech’s Push Into Health Care Is So Last Year. Now It’s Big Retail That’s Making Waves.
Companies like BestBuy and Walmart are getting into the lucrative landscape. In other news from the health industry: Johnson &
Read MoreMore Than 200 Health Professionals Speak Out About Wave Of State-Level Bills Aimed At Care For Transgender Youth
“These bills run counter to the growing consensus in the medical community that improving access to gender-affirming care is a
Read MoreViewpoints: Pros, Cons Of Administration’s Attempts To Transform Medicaid; Racially-Charged Reactions To Coronavirus Merely Fuel Inequality
Editorial pages focus on these health care topics and others. The Washington Post: Seema Verma: No, The Administration Is Not
Read MoreState Highlights: Michigan Governor Proposes $37.5M To Strengthen Health Care For At-Risk Moms, Infants; Georgia Raises Red Flags About New Liver Transplant Process
Media outlets report on news from Michigan, Georgia, Missouri, Florida, Illinois, New Jersey, Wisconsin, Ohio, North Carolina, District Of Columbia,
Read MoreVaping Executives Face Congressional Grilling With United Message: It’s FDA’s Job To Regulate Us, So Hands Off
It was an interesting strategy for Juul and other e-cigarette executives to take considering the FDA has continuously rung the
Read MoreJustice Department To Launch Civil Rights Investigation Into Crisis Gripping Mississippi’s Prison System
The federal investigation follows a burst of violence that began in late December and prompted the lockdown of prisons across
Read MorePete Buttigieg May Have Said He Wants Pharma To ‘Thrive’ But That Doesn’t Mean They Would Like His Drug Pricing Plan
A closer look at 2020 hopeful and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg’s plan to curb high drug prices reveals progressive
Read MoreListen: Updates On Coronavirus Outbreak And How It Affects Chinese Immigrants
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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 MoreWorld Braces For Global Economic Toll Coronavirus Will Likely Take
The Chinese economy now accounts for about 17% of global GDP and it’s the largest trading partner for most of
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