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As a Texas city debates an abortion travel ban, maternal care is scarce in nearby rural counties

Amid a fight over an “abortion travel ban,” women health care experts say more attention is needed to the plight of pregnant Texans in the Panhandle where there are few hospitals and OBGYNs.

The Texas Tribune

Maine shooting exposes gaps in mental health treatment and communication practices, official says

An Army health expert told a panel investigating a mass shooting by a reservist experiencing a psychiatric crisis that there are health care differences for Army reservists that could limit the flow of information to commanders

The Independent UK

Post-Dobbs, maternal mental health care is even more complicated - Roll Call

In the aftermath of the Dobbs decision, pregnant women who also have mental health needs often face confusion, shortage of providers.

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Biden Administration advances plan to remove medical debt from credit scores

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau proposed federal regulations that would prevent unpaid medical bills from being counted on consumers’ credit reports

Fortune

Six Strategies for Retiring on a Fixed Income

When your paychecks quit rolling in, will you be OK? Run through this pre-retirement checklist to see how ready you really are for life on a fixed income.

Kiplinger

NSW man ordered to stop providing health services without qualifications

Andreas Pantziaros given prohibition order from NSW Health Care Complaints Commission after purporting to be a paramedic

The Guardian - AU

New Jersey Immigrants Participate In Workforce More Than Locals, Data Shows

Immigrants recorded 18.1% of the United States workforce, often filling jobs in areas with major labor shortages like health care and social services. A higher percentage of foreign-born workers (65.9%) are either working or looking for work compared to native-born workers (61.5%).

Latin Times

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Old age health care service: 7 things to check

As the population ages, the demand for quality health care services tailored to the needs of older adults continues to rise. Old age health care services are crucial for enhancing the quality of life for elderly individuals. As people age, they often face a variety of health challenges, including chronic…

The Times of India

Tree changers expecting too much from life in the bush

Population growth is a "negative sum outcome" for some rural councils as they scramble to provide early education, health care and aged care on limited funds.

AAP

The health care workforce crisis is already here

Burned-out health care providers are headed for the exits — or fighting back.

Axios

Congresswoman Clark Pushes For Reproductive Rights Vote In Congress

Congresswoman Catherine Clark leads effort for a House vote on reproductive health care and women's rights, highlighting lawmakers' positions on critical i...

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Supreme Court sides with Native American tribes in health care funding dispute with government

The Supreme Court is siding with Native American tribes who said they faced increased costs after taking over management of their own health care programs from the federal government

The Independent UK

Senate Republicans Block Contraception Rights Bill, But Biden Vows To Continue Fight

Biden said that he and Vice President Kamala Harris will continue to urge Congress to codify the protections of Roe v. Wade into federal law.

International Business Times

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'As beautiful as pregnancy sounds, it also scares me': Author Layal Liverpool on the reality of racism in reproductive health care

In a new book, science journalist Layal Liverpool sheds light on pervasive, racialized inequities in health care, including in reproductive care.

The Conversation

Spa holidays in France: ‘taking the waters’ with a doctor’s prescription

From Italy to Germany, Spain to the Balkans, many cultures swear by the use of hot water for its curative properties. France sets itself apart from many European neighbours, however, as doctors can prescribe spa stays, meaning that those covered by the French national health care system can “take the…

Reason

'Right to IVF Act' Would Mandate Insurance Coverage for IVF, Surrogacy, Egg Freezing, and More

It's the contraception mandate in reverse, with no exception for religious employers.

Axios

Health insurers take on the affordability crisis — in housing

Insurers are investing hundreds of millions of dollars as government officials also test if housing can improve health.

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Medicare fears grip Americans: Nearly 3 in 4 adults under 65 worry it won't be around for them

“Threats to Medicare and Social Security loom large.”

The Conversation

Ignoring reason and evidence: Why new breast cancer guidelines advising against screening women in their 40s are misguided

Despite rapidly rising rates of breast cancer in younger women and overwhelming evidence supporting the efficacy and cost-effectiveness of screening, the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care has recommended against systematic screening for women between the ages of 40 and 49.

The Independent UK

Rural pharmacies fill a health care gap in the US. Owners say it's getting harder to stay open

Rural pharmacies can be a touchstone for their communities

Salon

AI, health care and human realities

Tools that use AI will help doctors work smarter and faster. But not all patient care can be improved by an algorit

The Guardian - AU

NSW police urged to improve mental health training after string of deaths involving vulnerable people

Parliamentary inquiry finds NSW mental health care is ‘reactive and crisis-driven’ because it is chronically and severely underfunded

Fortune

The great American pharmacy meltdown

Seattle's beloved Bartell’s, now owned by debt-laden Rite Aid, is closing many of its locations. It's the latest symptom of a national health care crisis that hurts all of us.

AAP

Hunt for rural doctors failing as health system flails

Rural women have to travel hundreds of kilometres to give birth with workforce shortages worse than they have been in 30 years, an inquiry has been told.

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