Five misleading claims from Trump’s executive order on trans youth health care
The Jan. 28 order declared that the U.S. government "will not fund, sponsor, promote, assist, or support the so-called ‘transition’ of a child from one sex to another, and it will rigorously enforce all laws that prohibit or limit these destructive and life-altering procedures."
Many of those kicked off Medicaid were still eligible, research indicates, and had their coverage removed for "procedural ...
We feel like we want to be there when they need us, the same level of service that all other industries do,” a Connecticut ...
Hundreds of thousands of rural Ohioans live in some form of health care desert, a geographic area where health needs go ...
New bill COVER, lead by Alabama Democrat Shomari Figures, is designed to reach people in states which refuse to extend ...
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a health alert about an outbreak in Uganda of deadly Sudan virus ...
Therapists and union reps accuse the HMO giant of saddling workers with excessive caseloads while forcing patients to wait ...
In the early, busy weeks of President Trump's administration, a new survey shows how Americans would define a healthy America ...
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Health care on wheels to hit the streets of LowellThe phrase “the doctor will see you” takes on new meaning when the Community Care in Reach Mobile Health Unit starts making ...
Gov. Ned Lamont eyed Medicaid reimbursement rates, a hospital tax restructuring and pharmaceutical costs in his biennial ...
Data from a report from the IU Center for Rural Engagement shows that 70% of counties in south-central Indiana have ...
Local public health teams, clinical providers and researchers say they're worried about short- and long-term impacts to ...
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