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1. • Poor dental health and poverty are related. Stronger teeth can lead to a better life | Opinion

     The Kansas City Star· 2 days ago

     Poor dental health and poverty are related. Many individuals from disadvantaged backgrounds struggle to acquire dental services and retain their natural teeth because of financial ...

2. • New Rule to Strengthen Medicare LGTBQ+, Civil Rights Protections

     TheStreet.com· 2 days ago

     The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office for Civil Rights (OCR) and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) issued a final rule under Section ...

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     The COVID-19 Vaccines Shouldn't Have Been Free

     Reason.com via Yahoo News· 1 day ago

     One could imagine an insurance company declining to cover COVID-19 vaccines for the aforementioned healthy 20-year-old while subsidizing their elderly...

4. • Highmark Members Save Significant Money on Outpatient Cancer Drug Available through CivicaScript

     PRWeb· 2 days ago

     "In 2020, Highmark teamed with the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association and other leading Blues health plans from across the U.S. to found CivicaScript, a nonprofit generic ...

5. • Bodily Injury Costs Increase in Oklahoma, According to Mercury Insurance

     FOX 59 Indianapolis· 3 days ago

     In fact, bodily injury payouts continue to climb year over year since the pandemic started, with the average amount for a liability claim increasing by 35%, according to Mercury Insurance ...

6. • Editorial Roundup: Minnesota

     US News & World Report· 2 days ago

     This sensible measure requires state-regulated private health insurance plans to provide coverage for “abortions and abortion-related services,” according ...

7. • Few prepared to cover long-term care costs

     Press-Republican, Plattsburgh, N.Y. via Yahoo Finance· 3 days ago

     While many Americans will need long-term care as they get older, few are prepared to pay for it. Medicare, which provides Americans over the age 65 with health insurance ...

8. • Millions of Older Americans are Already Benefitting from AARP-Supported Drug Law

     AARP· 2 days ago

     Millions of older Americans are already benefitting from the new drug law, which requires Medicare to start negotiating the price of certain drugs, penalizes drug companies that increase their ...

9. • Jack Yoest: First, do no harm (Opinion)

     The Charleston Gazette· 13 hours ago

     Given the state of American health care today — and the role that misguided government regulation has played in exacerbating the problem — it may well be one that policymakers ...

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      Opinion: Why California's housing crisis has serious consequences for pets as well as people

      Los Angeles Times· 7 hours ago

      Animal welfare advocates gathered in Sacramento recently to lobby for legislation to limit property...