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Two prominent Democratic senators have requested a Government Accountability Office study of why COVID-19 vaccination rates remain far lower among Medicaid enrollees than the general population and what barriers are impeding state efforts to increase immunizations among program beneficiaries, low-income people who have been disproportionately affected by the virus.

As immunocompromised people work to get a potentially life saving covid therapy, it's becoming harder to locate

As immunocompromised people across the country work to get Evusheld, a potentially lifesaving COVID-19 therapy, several hundred providers of the injections were removed from a federal dataset on Wednesday night, making the therapy even harder to locate.

Once a week, Lori Janich drives down the street from her office and partakes in an ongoing success story. Phone in hand to confirm her appointment, she strolls into the massive Activities and Recreation Center on the University of California, Davis campus, reaches a COVID-19 testing station, swirls water in…

Iesha White is so fed up with the U.S. response to COVID-19 that she’s seriously considering moving to Europe.

Groups representing a range of mental health therapists say a new law that protects people from surprise medical bills puts providers in an ethical bind and could discourage some patients from care.

Two rapid-testing initiatives the Biden administration released in the past week are inaccessible to some Americans