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Editorial pages focus on these health topics and others. Bloomberg: Broken U.S. Health Care System Causes High Maternal Death Rate The
Read MoreState Highlight: Feds Push Georgia To Allow Subsidy Proposal For ACA; Four GOP Members, Dems Stop Amendment On Abortion Ban From Passing In Kansas
Media outlets report on news from Georgia, Kansas, California, New York, Louisiana, Wyoming, Missouri, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Ohio, Massachusetts and
Read MorePerspectives: Medical Teams In U.S. Lack Funding, Staff To Prevent Big Coronavirus Outbreak
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Read MoreInvestigation Into Vaping-Related Deaths Continues: With No Known Cause, Relatives Struggle To Find Out What Killed Family Members
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Read MoreBefore Outbreak, Not A Lot Of Scientists Were Studying Coronaviruses, Leaving Large Gaps In Knowledge
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Read MoreCoronavirus Is Killing More People More Quickly Than SARS With 97 Deaths Reported In A Single Day
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Read MoreFirst Edition: February 10, 2020
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Read MoreFinding Connections And Comfort At The Local Cafe
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Read MoreHow Lifesaving Organs For Transplant Go Missing In Transit
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Read MoreIn Fierce Debate, Democratic Candidates Expand Health Agenda Arguments
Democratic presidential candidates faced off on the debate stage for the eighth time this campaign season. Meeting in Manchester, N.H.,
Read MoreLonger Looks: Eco-Anxiety In Young People; The Disabled Photographer’s Gaze; Gene Editing Progress And More
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Read MoreLocal Officials In South Warn About ‘Gray Death,’ A Mix Of Heroin And Fentanyl That Can Be Deadly To Even Touch
The drug first started appearing in Georgia and Alabama in 2017, and then turned up in Ohio and Pennsylvania before
Read MoreState Highlights: Measles Confirmed In 5 New Cases In Los Angeles County; Death Of 3 Texas Inmates Linked To Correction Officers, Use Of Aggressive Force
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Read MoreHouse Ways And Means Expected To Drop Benchmark Payments That Hospitals Hate In New Surprise Billing Plan
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Read MoreBig Tech’s Push Into Health Care Is So Last Year. Now It’s Big Retail That’s Making Waves.
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Read MoreMassachusetts Says It’s Worth It To Pay For Uber-Pricey Drugs … But Only If They Work
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Read MoreMore Than 200 Health Professionals Speak Out About Wave Of State-Level Bills Aimed At Care For Transgender Youth
“These bills run counter to the growing consensus in the medical community that improving access to gender-affirming care is a
Read MoreFederal Officials Seek Information On Coverage ‘Guardrails’ Georgia Plans To Put In Place With Health Care Revamp
Georgia is requesting approval to alter the way its insurance marketplace operates. The letter from CMS asks for more information
Read MoreViewpoints: Pros, Cons Of Administration’s Attempts To Transform Medicaid; Racially-Charged Reactions To Coronavirus Merely Fuel Inequality
Editorial pages focus on these health care topics and others. The Washington Post: Seema Verma: No, The Administration Is Not
Read MoreWomen Shouldn’t Get A Bill For An IUD … But Sometimes They Do
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Read MoreFeds Slow Down But Don’t Stop Georgia’s Contentious Effort To Ditch ACA Marketplace
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Read MorePatients Stuck With Bills After Insurers Don’t Pay As Promised
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Read MoreKHN’s ‘What The Health?’: Fact-Checking President Trump’s State Of The Union
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Read MoreDifferent Takes: Health Care, Not ‘Medicare For All’, Could Be Main Issue That Turns Around 2020 Elections; Trump Left Out A Key Word About Preexisting Conditions
Editorial pages focus on these health topics and others. Los Angeles Times: In Swing States, Democrats Should Avoid ‘Medicare For
Read MoreViewpoints: Where’s The Praise About Good News On Declining Opioid Deaths?; Shutting Down Air, Trade Over Coronavirus Will Be More Harmful In Long Run
Opinion writers weigh in on these health care issues and others. The Wall Street Journal: Opioid Inflection Point?A report by
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