More vital help for Minnesota nursing homes
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Minnesota lawmakers weigh fines and monitor expensive medical providers
Escalating health care costs have Minnesota lawmakers considering a punitive approach if hospitals and clinics can’t get their spending under
St. Louis Children’s Hospital Transgender Center Investigation Reveals ‘Unsubstantiated’ Allegations of Misconduct
A University of Washington investigation of the St. Louis Children’s Hospital Transgender Center found that doctors at the facility upheld
How wage-setting in health care limits pay and scares away doctors
Physicians are rightly frustrated with the number of individuals and businesses that do not provide direct medical care to patients
For transgender children, a frantic race for treatment despite bans
SALT LAKE CITY — As a third-grade student in Utah, mandolin-playing math expert Elle Palmer said out loud what she
LI retirement homes need fixing
How many times do we have to write about the tragic and horrific conditions in some Long Island nursing homes
How health leaders are helping to build a healthier world
The health of people and the health of the planet are inextricably linked. Getty By taking urgent action today, we
After Action Report Reveals Hepatitis A Outbreak Helped Refine COVID-19 Response
San Diego County was quick to take the COVID-19 pandemic seriously, declaring a local state of emergency on February 14,
After Supreme Court ruling on abortion pill, Illinois providers relieved
In the meantime, the Supreme Court’s decision tonight is good news for proponents of abortion, like providers and other adjacent
Nearly $1 billion in planned healthcare spending for non-citizens adds to state budget pressures
The state estimates that an expansion of state-sponsored health care to people who are ineligible for Medicaid because of their