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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Emphasizes Focus On Chronic Disease Costs

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stresses addressing chronic diseases to reduce health care costs and improve public health in the US.

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RFK Jr.'s Rx: Take away health care

Kennedy's plan to "make America healthy": Replace real medical care with robots and lectures about diet

Salon

Many new moms in Texas don’t know they qualify for a year of Medicaid, doctors say

“Now that we have this coverage, what do we do to make sure women can get it?,” one health advocate said.

The Texas Tribune

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Blames Chronic Disease For High Healthcare Costs

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. stresses the impact of chronic diseases on US healthcare costs and outcomes.

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Democrats grill Kennedy on vaccines, abortion in Senate hearing - Roll Call

Health and Human Services nominee Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended his views on vaccines and abortion in a testy hearing before a Senate panel.

Roll Call

Trump on abortion is "complete chaos"

The president's executive orders have strengthened existing barriers to those who need access the most, experts say

Salon

Trump directive on grants spurs uncertainty for health programs - Roll Call

An order from Trump to temporarily block the disbursement of most federal grants and loans could have a massive impact on health programs.

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Under a New Law, California Schools Hope Insurance Changes Lead to More Student Therapy

In areas like California’s rural Shasta County, school campuses may be the most effective places to care for children’s mental health needs, and such care will now be covered by insurance.

Capital & Main

Trump wants to make Canada part of the US. Some Canadians are interested

As the 47th president continues to suggest Canada could become a ‘51st state,’ Holly Baxter speaks to the Canadians who think he might have a point

The Independent UK

Expanded Medicare Telehealth Services Available for an Additional Six Months

All Medicare beneficiaries still have access to telehealth services until September 30. Starting October 1, you must be located in a rural area for most telehealth services.

Kiplinger

Reproductive health care faces legal and surveillance challenges post-Roe – new research offers guidance

Long before Roe v. Wade was overturned, reproductive justice advocates had been sounding the alarm about the increasing number of women subjected to criminal investigation for suspected abortion, stillbirth or miscarriage. These cases were often initiated by health care providers and bolstered by state laws used to prosecute women for…

The Conversation

Trump opens RFK's war on public health

RFK's hearing hasn't even started yet and the White House has already attacked vaccines, birth control and the WHO

Salon

If you have Medicare, here’s what you’ll pay for health care in 2025

The most significant Medicare change for 2025 will be the new $2,000 cap for prescription drugs.

Fortune

Health and Human Services secretary influences every aspect of America’s health

The secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services, or HHS, plays a significant role in every American’s access to health care and in the nation’s overall well-being.

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Immigrant Workers Vital To Elderly Care Face Uncertain Future

Bethany Health Care Center relies on immigrant workers for elderly care, facing uncertainty due to Trump's immigration policies.

Fortune

Trump has promised to 'knock out' pharmacy benefit managers. How the drug middlemen became a $557 billion industry that its customers love to hate

The industry says it keeps down the cost of prescription drugs, but critics say it's profiting at the expense of patients.

Kiplinger

How to Avoid These 10 Retirement Planning Mistakes

Many retirement planning mistakes are easily avoidable. Here are 10 to have on your radar so you don't end up running out of money in your golden years.

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Israel To Provide Emotional Support For Released Hostages

Israel's defense ministry and military are prepared to offer emotional support and mental health care to released hostages and their families, emphasizing ...

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4 benefits of drinking Vijaysar wood water and how to make it

For years, Ayurvedic therapies have been regarded for natural health care. One tried-and-true treatment is Vijaysar wood water, also known as the "miracle cure for diabetes" in Ayurveda. This treatment, made by soaking Vijaysar wood in water, is thought to boost overall health, particularly for people with diabetes or stomach…

Fortune

United HealthGroup CEO: Mission of the company is to 'help people live healthier lives'

Andrew Witty—who also said that 'the health system needs to function better'— made his comments during an earnings call reporting $14 billion in 2024 net income.

Salon

Will Trump lower prices? We're skeptical

Most are skeptical that groceries, housing or health care will become less expensive, according to an AP-NORC poll

Fortune

Pharma giant Regeneron is spending $119.5M on the world’s largest, most diverse genetic database using DNA from patient volunteers

The Fortune 500 pharma giant will sequence the exomes of 10 million people, with the goal of developing new therapies and more.

The Texas Tribune

Texas lawmakers eye sharing health care workers with other states to address provider shortages

Advocates say interstate compacts, which allow professionals to use their work licenses in multiple states, can solve Texas’ workforce shortage. Skeptics fear Texas would send more workers than it would receive.

The Conversation

Demonizing foreign students sidesteps solutions to Canada’s problems

Throughout 2024, international students, along with other immigrants, found themselves on the receiving end of blame for Canada’s economic challenges. Starting with the Jan. 22 announcement of a cap on international student numbers, Canada’s growing political theatre of scapegoating has cast international students as responsible for taking jobs, straining the…

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Average Cost of Healthcare by Age and US State

Expect to pay more as you age and in some locations. We've got solutions for how to cover these costs, which can exceed $1,000 per month in your 60s.

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