Patient advocates called the OBBBA changes a “sweetheart deal to Big Pharma” and emphasized that these provisions forced low‑income individuals to choose between essentials like rent and medicine.

A Trump-era rule slashes retroactive Medicaid coverage for seniors, sparking concern over healthcare access and financial strain.

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At the Two Spirit Conference in northern Nevada in June, Native Americans gathered in support of the LGBTQ+ community amid ...

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California looked to professionalize thousands of community health workers to improve the health of immigrant populations, particularly Hispanic residents, who often experience higher rates of chronic ...

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Most Americans still support legal abortions despite a wave of rollbacks following the Supreme Court’s decision overturning ...