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“I’m not anti-hospice at all,” said Joy Johnston, who relocated to New Mexico years ago at age 40 to care
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Opinion writers tackle these and other health issues. Syndicated from https://khn.org/morning-breakout/viewpoints-gops-sigh-of-relief-over-health-law-case-delay-can-be-heard-round-the-country-roe-v-wade-anniversary-sharpens-abortion-debate/
Read MoreState Highlights: Public Option Opponents In Colorado Try To Harness Political Power Of Doctors; Seattle Addiction Treatment Center’s Closure Rankles Advocates
Media outlets report on news from Colorado, Washington, Virginia, California, Pennsylvania, Utah, Mississippi, Missouri, Georgia, Tennessee, Wisconsin, New Hampshire, Illinois,
Read MoreTrial Against Boston Hospital Highlights Complex Challenges That Emerged When Doctors, Parents Disagree Over Care
Two starkly different pictures were painted of the parent of the patient at the heart of a lawsuit against Boston
Read MoreLong-Anticipated Vertical Merger Guidelines From FTC And DOJ ‘Don’t Say Much,’ Some Complain
“They don’t really do much new, and they don’t refer at all to healthcare or use any healthcare-related examples,” said
Read MoreA Prescription For Video Games? Company Wants To Advertise Product As ADHD Treatment, But FDA Request Languishes
The delay on the company’s request from the FDA may reflect the complexities of the issue. The company argues that
Read MoreWith Budgetary Crisis Looming, N.Y. Governor Aims To Cut Billions From What He Deems As Main Culprit: Medicaid
Medicaid accounted for a third of the state’s projected $6.1 billion budget gap. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo wants to
Read MoreFight Brewing In California Over Adding Cancer Warning Label To One Of Most Common Over-The-Counter Drugs
Acetaminophen is found in well-known brands like Tylenol, Excedrin, Sudafed, Robitussin and Theraflu. In other pharmaceutical news: production of some
Read MoreWhat We Know About Wuhan Coronavirus: For One Thing It Appears Far Less Dangerous Than SARS, MERS
Officials now say that there’s a possibility the coronavirus may have sustainable human-to-human transmission, much like the flu virus. But
Read MoreCoronavirus Death Toll, Number Of Cases Climb As Chinese Officials Try To Contain Outbreak During Busy Travel Time
Nine people have died and the number of cases of the coronavirus has climbed well past 400. Chinese officials are
Read MoreAirport Screenings Ramp Up At Five Major American Hubs As First U.S. Case Of Coronavirus Is Confirmed
“Leave no doubt: Entry screening is just one part of a multilayered system,” said Dr. Martin Cetron, the head of
Read MoreHow Fast Can A New Internet Standard For Sharing Patient Data Catch Fire?
Medical professionals have been storing personal health information in electronic form for more than a decade, but it is cumbersome
Read MoreListen: How Vaping Regulations Are Playing Out In The States
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Read MoreViewpoints: Majority Of Americans Believe Abortion Should Be Legal. So Why Are Rights Under Threat?; Trump’s Food Fight Is A Losing One
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Read MoreRisky Move From Thomas Jefferson University Could Reshape Philadelphia’s Health Marketplace
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Read MoreState Highlights: Slow Trickle Of Disaster Aid Funds Frustrates Desperate Puerto Ricans; Mississippi’s 15-Week Abortion Ban Remains Blocked By Appeals Court
Media outlets report on news from Puerto Rico, Mississippi, Ohio, Florida, West Virginia, Virginia, Missouri, Maryland, Texas, Colorado, Washington, Wisconsin,
Read MoreStates To Be Allowed To Use Funds Earmarked For Opioid Epidemic To Address Escalating Meth, Cocaine Crises
State public health officials have been feeling like their hands are tied as they watch a threat on the horizon.
Read MoreIn Midst Of Outcry Over Missing Native American Women, Investigation Into One Girl’s Death Hints At A Changing Tide
When a 16-year-old went missing in Montana, local and federal law enforcement actually searched for her instead of letting the
Read MoreAs More And More States Legalize Marijuana In Some Form, National Enforcement Confusion Escalates
There’s a total federal ban on marijuana that’s not expected to lift anytime soon. But at the same time, more
Read MoreGuidance To Allow States To Request Block Grant Waivers For Medicaid Programs Expected Soon
Approving state waivers to change Medicaid funding to block grants would be among the Trump administration’s most controversial moves to
Read MoreNo Major Violent Incidents At Va. Gun Rally After State Officials Braced For The Worst
Thousands and thousands of people flooded the streets, many of them armed, for a pro-gun rally that drew militia groups
Read MoreDirect And Unfiltered: John Dingell’s Popular Health Care Tweets
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Former Rep. John Dingell, who died Thursday, was known
Read MoreUtah Voters Approved Medicaid Expansion, But State Lawmakers Are Balking
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Opinion writers weigh in on these health topics and others. Stat: Why My Patient Advocacy Organization Is Investing In CRISPR As
Read MoreDifferent Takes: Just Why Do Americans Have Better Hearts And Lower Medical Bills?; Understanding Costs Of Care Is Mind Boggling
Editorial pages focus on these and other aspects surrounding the costs of health care. The Washington Post: Americans Have Healthier
Read MoreLonger Looks: Medicare For All; Magic Mushrooms; And Stopping HIV
Each week, KHN’s Shefali Luthra finds interesting reads from around the Web. Slate: What Do Democrats Actually Mean By Medicare
Read MoreState Highlights: Pa. Attorney General Tells Hospital Network To Keep Doors Open To Competitors; Texas Lawmakers Propose Reforms To Improve Child Safety
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Read MoreNobel Prize Winning Economist Develops Kidney Transplant ‘Chains’ That Are Saving Lives
Nobel laureate Alvin Roth deserves much of the credit for coming up with a solution for increasing the number of
Read MoreFirst Attempt To Use Gene Editing To Cure Patients With Rare Disease Offers Sobering Reality Check
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