Inmates’ Distrust of Prison Health Care Fuels Distrust of Covid Vaccines
One November night in a Missouri prison, Charles Graham woke his cellmate of more than a dozen years, Frank Flanders,
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In late February, a week after Virginia launched a centralized website and call center for covid-19 vaccine preregistration, Zowee Aquino
Read MoreIndiana School Goes Extra Mile to Help Vulnerable Kids Weather Pandemic
After covid-19 forced Olivia Goulding’s Indiana middle school to switch back to remote learning late last year, the math teacher
Read More‘An Arm and a Leg’: In Vaccinating Philadelphia, A Mix of the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
Can’t see the audio player? Click here to listen. In Philadelphia, the good, the bad and the ugly have all been
Read MoreSome Dream — Others Scheme — To Find a Vaccine Before Spring Break
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Read MoreIn America, Covid Vaccine Eligibility Is a ‘Crazy Quilt’ of State Rules
In North Carolina, the nation’s leading tobacco producer, any adult who has smoked more than 100 cigarettes in their lifetime
Read MoreBlue Shield Spent Years Cultivating a Relationship with Newsom. It Got the State Vaccine Contract.
SACRAMENTO — Gavin Newsom was just making a name for himself as mayor of San Francisco in 2005 when Blue
Read MoreCovid-Inspired Montana Health Insurance Proposal Wouldn’t Kick In for 2 Years
For employees of small businesses in Montana suddenly laid off during the covid-19 pandemic, maintaining health insurance coverage could be
Read MoreKHN’s ‘What the Health?’: ACA Packs More Benefits — And More Confusion
Can’t see the audio player? Click here to listen on SoundCloud. The covid relief bill signed by President Joe Biden a
Read MoreNeed Amid Plenty: Richest US Counties Are Overwhelmed by Surge in Child Hunger
Alexandra Sierra carried boxes of food to her kitchen counter, where her 7-year-old daughter, Rachell, stirred a pitcher of lemonade.
Read MoreCan Vaccination and Infection Rates Add Up to Reach Covid Herd Immunity?
It’s been a long, dark winter of covid concerns, stoked by high post-holiday case counts and the American death tally
Read MoreFor Spring Season, Young Athletes Get Back in the Game Despite Covid Risk
This story also ran on USA Today. It can be republished for free. This spring, high school senior Nathan Kassis
Read MoreHow Covid Has Changed Our Movement, as Revealed by Your Cellphone
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Read MoreCovid Cases Plummet 83% Among Nursing Home Staffers Despite Vaccine Hesitancy
Joan Phillips, a certified nursing assistant in a Florida nursing home, loved her job but dreaded the danger of going
Read MoreA Year Into the Pandemic, Three Huge Losses in One Family
In the year since the World Health Organization declared a global pandemic, millions of families have endured the excruciating rise
Read MoreThe Boom in Out-of-State Telehealth Threatens In-State Providers
HELENA, Mont. — When the Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation began offering telehealth services in Montana in early February, the nation’s
Read MoreUniversity of Missouri Settles Lawsuits Over Knee Surgeries Involving Veterinarian
COLUMBIA, Mo. — The University of Missouri has settled a collection of personal injury and false advertising claims over knee
Read MoreIn a Year of Zoom Memorials, Art Exhibit Makes Space for Grief
Tami Roncskevitz has attended two Zoom memorials for her daughter, Sarah, a 32-year-old emergency room social worker who died of
Read MoreMeet the Retired Nurse Who Could Give Covid Shots But Couldn’t Get One
Martha Gallagher, a 75-year-old retired school nurse, wanted to volunteer for the Delaware Medical Reserve Corps to administer covid-19 vaccines.
Read MoreHigh Obesity Rates in Southern States Magnify Covid Threat
In January, as Mississippi health officials planned for their incoming shipments of covid-19 vaccine, they assessed the state’s most vulnerable:
Read MorePfizer’s Newest Vaccine Plant Has Persistent Mold Issues, History of Recalls
Pfizer’s management knew last year there was “a mold issue” at the Kansas facility now slated to produce the drugmaker’s
Read MoreWhat Childhood Vaccine Rates Can, and Can’t, Teach Us About Covid Vaccines
Polls show Americans are increasingly interested in getting vaccinated against covid-19, but such surveys are largely national, leaving a big
Read MoreTexas Winter Storm Exposes Gaps in Senior Living Oversight
HOUSTON — When the big, red and extremely loud fire alarm went off in Maria Skladzien’s apartment, the 74-year-old ventured
Read MoreIndocumentados, esenciales pero excluidos del apoyo financiero por la pandemia
El hijo de Ana, de 9 años, fue el primero en presentar síntomas de covid en marzo pasado. Poco después,
Read MoreIn Alabama, South Carolina and Louisiana, CVS Vaccine Appointments Go Unfilled
Use Our Content It can be republished for free. Last week, as covid vaccine appointment slots were snapped up within
Read MoreBehind The Byline: Reporting Road Trip
KHN has never been busier ― and health coverage has never been more vital. The Behind The Byline series on
Read MoreWithout a Pandemic Safety Net, Immigrants Living in US Illegally Fall Through the Cracks
Ana’s 9-year-old son was the first in the family to come down with symptoms that looked like covid-19 last March.
Read MoreJournalists Dissect Covid Vaccines and Variants
KHN correspondent Rachana Pradhan discussed vaccine production and supply chains on KERA’s “Think” with host Krys Boyd, C-SPAN’s “Washington Journal”
Read MoreCalifornia’s Vaccine Appointment Website Has Glitches. No Surprise?
This story also ran on San Diego Union Tribune. It can be republished for free. California rolled out a statewide
Read MoreFirefighters — ‘Health Care Providers on a Truck’ — Signal Pandemic Burnout
This story also ran on KCUR. It can be republished for free. Tim Dupin thought — or at least hoped
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