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Suspension of California Law Leaves Sick Patients in Limbo
The suspension of the law has left hundreds of patients, who've already started the process, confused and afraid.
Kaiser Health News June 5, 2018
Navigating Homelessness in San Diego
San Diego County is seeking to streamline services for one of America’s largest homeless populations, and to save money in the process.
Gaby Galvin June 5, 2018
Verma Unveils Medicaid Scorecard, Refuses to Judge Efforts
Although Seema Verma was asked to comment on the 'scorecard,' she refused to give an assessment about the Medicaid program.
Kaiser Health News June 5, 2018
Most Women with Breast Cancer Can Skip Chemo
Nearly 70 percent of women with a common type of early-stage breast cancer can undergo hormone therapy alone.
Alexa Lardieri June 4, 2018
From Homelessness to Citizenship
Helping the most marginalized people in society requires a different approach that goes beyond finding them a place to live.
The Conversation June 4, 2018
Couple Loses Sick Son After Giving Him Pot
The Georgia couple says their son stopped having seizures after smoking marijuana.
Alexa Lardieri June 1, 2018
French Smokers Go Cold Turkey
A new report reveals 1 million regular French smokers quit smoking in 2017 compared to the year before.
Tala Salem May 31, 2018
The Toll of Opioids on the U.S. Labor Force
It's time for government and business to act.
Christopher J. Swift May 31, 2018
Gridlock Over: Virginia Lawmakers Approve Medicaid Expansion
Ending years of partisan gridlock, Virginia's GOP-led General Assembly approves expanding Medicaid coverage to the state's poor.
Associated Press May 31, 2018