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     California Regulators Just Approved New Rule to Cap Health Care Costs. Here's How It Works | KQED

     KQED· 3 days ago

     The board hopes health care organizations will crack down on inefficient and wasteful health...

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     These Jobs Offer Health Insurance After You Retire

     SmartAsset via Yahoo Finance· 2 days ago

     If you’re aiming for early retirement before age 65, it’s crucial to explore your healthcare choices. Some employers extend healthcare benefits to those...

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     Biden administration reinstates LGBTQ+ protections in health care

     Washington Post via Yahoo News· 3 days ago

     The Biden administration announced Friday it is reinstating federal protections for LGBTQ+ people...

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     Ohio U.S. Sen. Sherrod Brown’s FEND Off Fentanyl Act signed into law

     Ohio Capital Journal via Yahoo News· 5 days ago

     Sen. Sherrod Brown is highlighting a different policy change wrapped into the effort. The Ohio...

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     10 states with the most uninsured veterans—and how the nation compares

     Stacker via AOL· 6 days ago

     Where states are tied for the percentage of uninsured veterans, they are sorted in ascending order...

6. • Karen Mandelbaum

     The National Law Review· 2 days ago

     Karen Mandelbaum Healthcare Lawyer Epstein Becker Green federal and state privacy and consumer data protection laws and regulations, including, HIPAA, HITECH, and 42

7. • Georgia becomes focus of maternal health discussion with visit from Biden administration

     Medical Xpress· 15 hours ago

     The Biden administration is confronting the country's worsening maternal mortality rate with visits to multiple states, including Georgia on Monday, to focus attention on women's access to health ...

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     California assembly advances universal healthcare in bill that could double taxes

     The Center Square· 5 days ago

     The bill would enroll every state resident in CalCare, which would include gender-affirming care,...

9. • California, Oregon eye universal health coverage

     Healthcare Dive· 6 days ago

     Proponents of the laws say the systems could save billions in healthcare costs and improve access, while opponents argue they would disrupt care and could increase costs.

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      THE ECONOMIST: A perilous purge

      Odessa American· 3 days ago

      The primary reason to maintain and expand health insurance access is to help some of the state’s most vulnerable residents to obtain needed care, thus...