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Congress Approves Boost In Food Aid For Seniors But Funding Falls Short Of Growing Need
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Advocates for senior citizens hailed the bipartisan passage of
Read MoreState Highlights: Utah’s Female Senators Walk Out Before Vote On ‘Invasive’ Abortion Bill; D.C. Mayor Signs Emergency Bill Banning ‘Ghost Gun’ Kits
Media outlets report on news from Utah, District of Columbia, Ohio, and Colorado. The Associated Press: Utah Female Senators Walk
Read MoreThe Startling Inequality Gap That Emerges After Age 65
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). In an era when “deaths of despair” — from
Read MoreTampons, Pads And Politics Mesh In New Push For Access To Menstrual Supplies
DENVER — Geoff Davis’ gray Kia sedan is chock-full of tampons and maxi pads. Davis, 50, volunteers as executive director
Read MoreCoronavirus Is Keeping Me Home From Work. Will I Get Paid?
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). As the novel coronavirus continues to march across the
Read MoreState Highlights: Medicaid Funding Distribution Battle Divides Dozens Of Hospitals In Illinois; California Orders Religious Group To Stop Selling Cheaper Alternatives To ACA
Media outlets report on news from Illinois, California, Iowa, Ohio, Georgia, Alabama, and Virginia. Modern Healthcare: Why A Multibillion-Dollar Funding
Read MoreA Tale Of Two States: California Shifts Towards Mitigation Over Containment While New York Sends In National Guard
California and New York are two of the states that have seen the most cases. Officials in California say the
Read MoreHow To Avoid Coronavirus? Lessons From People Whose Lives Depend On It
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Andrea Amelse knows hand-washing. For the past eight years,
Read MoreVCU Health Halts 30-Year Campaign That Seized Patients’ Wages, Put Liens On Homes
In one of the most sweeping moves yet by a nonprofit hospital system to reduce aggressive bill collection, VCU Health
Read MoreState Highlights: New York Officials Caught Up In Blame Game Over Rising Medicaid Spending, Debt; Chronic Pain Patients Suffer When North Carolina Doctor Loses License
Media outlets report on news from New York, North Carolina, Michigan, Alabama, Georgia and Ohio. The New York Times: The
Read MoreNew York’s Decision To Make Its Own Hand Sanitizer Using Prison Labor Draws Mixed Reactions
It’s unclear how much prisoners are being paid to make NYS Clean, but working inmates in New York are typically
Read MoreHeart Association Puts Halt To Bayer’s Giant Displays Of Baby Aspirin
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Read MoreDental Shock: Six Pulled Teeth And One Unexpected Bill
STATESVILLE, N.C. — The ache in three of Kathy McCracken’s teeth started almost four years ago. It was hard for
Read MoreAs Youth Suicides Climb, Anguished Parents Begin To Speak Out
This story also ran on USA Today. This story can be republished for free (details). Alec Murray was 13. He
Read MoreState Highlights: Oklahoma’s Governor Takes Step To Expand Medicaid; Bill To Check Bottling Water Operations In Washington Is First To Fail
Media outlets report on news from Oklahoma, Washington, Michigan, Maine Texas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Kansas, and California. The Oklahoman: Oklahoma Health
Read MoreAround The Corner: 3D Housing Designed For The Homeless And Needy Seniors
AUSTIN, Texas — Tim Shea is counting the days until he can move into a new, 3D-printed house. Shea, 69,
Read MoreState Highlights: Lawmakers In Colorado, Connecticut Make Moves On Public Option; Transgender Students In Virginia Gain Safeguards Adopted By A Dozen Other States
Media outlets report on news from Colorado, Connecticut, Missouri, Virginia, New Hampshire, and South Carolina. Modern Healthcare: Colorado Public Option
Read MoreSchool Closures Are Part Of A Well-Established Playbook On Containing Epidemics. But Are They Worth It In This One?
Thirteen countries, with a total of nearly 291 million students, have closed schools nationwide because of the coronavirus, most notably
Read MoreListen: How Paramedical Tattoos Provide Healing
KHN Midwest correspondent Cara Anthony appeared on Illinois Public Media’s “The 21st” with host Jenna Dooley to discuss her recent
Read MoreState Highlights: Michigan Lawyers Raise Questions About State’s Liability In Flint Water Crisis; Connecticut Considers Broadening Nation’s First ‘Red Flag’ Law
Media outlets report on news from Michigan, Connecticut, Maine, New York, Georgia, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Texas, and New Jersey. The
Read MoreIn Latest Legal Blow To Medicaid Work Requirements, Judge Blocks Michigan ‘Community Engagement’ Rules
U.S. District Judge James Boasberg cited a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
Read MoreState Highlights: States From Pennsylvania To Hawaii Brace For Food Stamps Rule Change; Highway Signage For Suicide Prevention Added To Maryland Bill
Media outlets report on news from Illinois, Hawaii, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Washington, California, Alabama and Tennessee. The Associated Press:
Read More‘Wellbeing Of Maine Children Prevailed’: Voters Decide To Keep Vaccine Requirements
Democratic Gov. Janet Mills had strongly encouraged voters to not reject the new law, which eliminates religious and philosophical exemptions.
Read MoreVirginia Governor Signs Bill Banning Discredited Practice Of Conversion Therapy For Minors
Gov. Ralph Northam, a pediatric physician, said “No one should be made to feel they are not OK the way
Read MoreVaccine Costs Throw Wrench In Congressional Emergency Funding Plans
“We want to make sure — you know, we want to make sure that it either, with the vaccine, that
Read More‘They Are Prisoners In There’: Relatives Of Nursing Facility Patients At Center Of U.S. Outbreak Fear For Loved Ones
Meanwhile, authorities announced that the first virus-related deaths tied to the Washington state nursing center occurred days earlier than previously
Read MoreLouisiana Anti-Abortion Case Goes Before More Conservative Supreme Court
The realigned Supreme Court could erode Roe v. Wade with a decision on a law requiring abortion providers to obtain
Read MoreState Highlights: Maine Voters Consider Overturning Vaccination Law Banning Religious Exemptions; Los Angeles Officials Study Ways To Overhaul Or Replace Agency On Homeless
Media outlets report on news from Maine, California, Illinois, Georgia, Oklahoma, North Carolina, Maryland and Missouri. The Washington Post: Maine’s
Read MoreWest Virginia Reaches Opioid Settlement Deal With Most Drug Companies For $1.25B
This would be the first deal among about 3,000 lawsuits that exist nationwide. Details must still be resolved on payments
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