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First Edition: February 13, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: To Fight Chinese Outbreak, Doctors Deploy Drugs Targeting
Read MoreNo Quick Fix: Missouri Finds Managing Pain Without Opioids Isn’t Fast Or Easy
This story also ran on HuffPost. This story can be republished for free (details). ST. LOUIS — Missouri began offering
Read MoreTo Fight Chinese Outbreak, Doctors Deploy Drugs Targeting HIV, Malaria And Ebola
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). As the scientific community scrambles to find a drug
Read MoreViewpoints: Where Is All The Important Information Health Care Providers Need About Coronavirus?; Suppressing News Is China’s Biggest Medical Mistake
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. Stat: We Need More Data To Prepare For The
Read MoreState Highlights: Newly Elected Democrats In Virginia Keep Up Pace On Liberal Changes; Idaho’s Looser Immunization Laws Attract Anti-Vaxxers From Other States
Media outlets report on news from Virginia, Idaho, Colorado, Utah, California, Minnesota, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Illinois, Connecticut, Indiana, North Carolina,
Read MoreDo Active Shooter Drills In Schools Do More Harm Than Good? Some Teachers Come Out Against Common Practice
“Folks are desperate to do something,” says Lily Eskelsen García, president of the National Education Association. “And what happens when
Read MoreSelf-Neglect Among Seniors Is A Growing, Hard-To-Spot Problem That Leads To Downward Spiral, Report Says
Being unable to provide themselves with food, follow medication schedules and maintain homes are growing problems for the elderly, according
Read MoreSince Roe V. Wade Was Decided, Louisiana Has Passed 89 Anti-Abortion Bills
A new study looks at which states have most aggressively tried to legislate abortion since it was made legal in
Read More‘We’re In The Locker Room, Wondering What Happened’: N.C. Republicans Losing Ground In Medicaid Stand-Off
In November, 75 days before North Carolina was set to abandon its fee-for-service Medicaid model and essentially turn the management
Read MoreVA Opts To Delay Training On New $10B Electronic Health Record System As First Site’s Deadline Draws Near
The VA said the planning with Cerner is “proceeding deliberately and thoughtfully to adhere to the project’s ten-year timeline, which
Read MoreEven When Patients Plan Ahead A Significant Number Can Be Walloped By Surprise Medical Bills
A new survey that examines how Americans are effected by surprise medical bills finds a slight decline in the number
Read MoreQuarantined Cruise Ship A Textbook Example Of How Not To Handle A Crisis, Experts Say
The number of infected patients on the quarantined cruise ship off the coast of Japan continues to climb along with
Read MoreDon’t Look At Wall Street To Get A Good Read On Scope Of Virus Threat
Stocks may be rallying, but investors are making assumptions that public health experts warn about. Meanwhile, most financial experts believe
Read MoreFirst Edition: February 12, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: When Your Doctor Is Also A Lobbyist: Inside
Read MoreConservative Indiana Adopted Needle Exchanges But Still Faces Local Resistance
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Read MoreWhen Your Doctor Is Also A Lobbyist: Inside The War Over Surprise Medical Bills
This story also ran on NPR. This story can be republished for free (details). When Carol Pak-Teng, an emergency room
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 MoreDifferent Takes: Best Ways To Honor The Doctor Who Warned Us About Coronavirus; Lessons On Censuring Health News
Opinion writers express views about the challenges of the coronavirus. The New York Times: The Urgent Questions Scientists Are Asking
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 MoreInsurers Try To Avoid Trump Administration Order By Taking Price Transparency Into Their Own Hands
The insurers are hoping that if they voluntarily provide more price transparency in the way they want to, they can
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 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 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 MoreFirst Edition: February 11, 2020
Today’s early morning highlights from the major news organizations. Kaiser Health News: One Defensive Strategy Against Surprise Medical Bills: Set
Read MoreOne Defensive Strategy Against Surprise Medical Bills: Set Your Own Terms
When Stacey Richter’s husband recently landed in a New Jersey emergency room, fearing a heart attack, she had an additional
Read MoreNewsom Touts California’s ‘Public Option.’ Wait — What Public Option?
Use Our Content This story can be republished for free (details). Several Democratic presidential hopefuls are pitching a federal “public
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