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Journal Compares Child Separation Policy to Tuskegee Case
Black slave women were habitually tortured for āresearchā by star doctors who were commemorated in statues and plaques. Over 40 years, more than 400 black men with syphilis were given fake medicine so researchers could see how the disease developed. Thousands of women, mainly Latinas, were sterilized in the eugenics movement. These are just a [ā¦]
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Lawmakers Reject Plan to Put Drug Prices in Ads
A federal appropriations bill will not include a bipartisan provision that would have required drug manufacturers to be more transparent with costs to consumers after it was blocked by House Republicans.1 Jointly sponsored by Senator Dick Durbin, D-Illinois, and Senator Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa, the provision would have required list prices included in direct-to-consumer television advertising. [ā¦]
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Democrats Plan to Turn Obamacare Issue Against G.O.P.
The voter anger over healthcare that once propelled Republicans to the majority in the House and Senate is now buoying Democratsā hopes for the midterm elections. When Democrats passed and rolled out Obamacare, voters shouted down lawmakers at town halls and rallied in huge demonstrations to protest changes in coverage, rising premiums, and the loss [ā¦]
Policies
Former U.N. Chief Calls U.S. Healthcare System āMorally Wrongā
The former United Nations secretary general Ban Ki-moon has denounced the United Statesā healthcare system as politically and morally wrong, and urged American leaders to enact publicly financed healthcare as a āhuman rightā. Ban made the comments in an exclusive interview with the Guardian in New York, as part of his work with The Elders, [ā¦]
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Federal Judges Back Coverage for Transgender Care
Two different federal courts granted rulings last week in favor of allowing transgender people to access the medically necessary care prescribed to them by their doctors. The rulings confirm the Affordable Care Actās protections on the basis of sex extend to transgender people. Read More
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As Trumpās Trade War Grows, China Hits Medical Device Makers
The medical technology industry is bracing for a big hit from Donald Trumpās trade war with China with nearly $5 billion in U.S. medical devices now impacted from retaliatory Chinese tariffs. Waves of the Trump administrationās tariffs now impact more than $250 billion in Chinese goods, which analysts say are about half of that countryās [ā¦]
Blogs/Opinion
Hiring and Retention
When I talk with my colleagues in health care, the biggest concern that echoes for human resources professionals in the industry is how to hire and retain the skilled employees we need. According to a number of projections, health care jobs will represent a significant percentage of the employment growth in our state over the [ā¦]
Nursing
NIH Undiagnosed Diseases Network Expands
Grants to improve and accelerate the diagnosis of rare and undiagnosed conditions were made to academic medical centers across the nation Monday. The new awards are part of the second phase of the National Institutes of Healthās Undiagnosed Diseases Network (UDN). The total investment planned for the UDN over the next four years will be [ā¦]
Nursing
āSurpriseā Medical Bills Could Be Campaign Issue
There is growing interest in the problem of surprise medical bills in the media and on Capitol Hill, with a bipartisan group of senators drafting legislation to crack down on the problem. But the issue has not been prominent in midterm campaigns and is not showing up in campaign ads. Why it matters: Recent analyses, [ā¦]
Nursing
Louisiana Colleges Team Up on Nursing Program
Delta Community College and Northwestern State are teaming up to create an easier route to a Bachelorās Degree for Delta nursing students. Both colleges signed a Memorandum of Understanding Wednesday morning agreeing to work together online. Students who graduate from the nursing program at Delta Community College can apply their Associate degree credits to NSUās [ā¦]
Policies
Advocates Rip Proposal to Penalize Immigrants Using Benefits
The Trump administrationās proposal to expand public charge designations to Medicaid and Medicare Part D subsidies and other benefits will jeopardize the healthcare access of millions of legal residents, critics charge. The 447-page proposed rule, which was unveiled Saturday by the Department of Homeland Security, would create āa strong disincentive to seek care,ā said Bruce [ā¦]
Disparities
Children With Food Insecurity at Risk for Hypertension
Kids with food insecurity, meaning they lack good access to nutritional foods, were more likely to have high blood pressure than kids with secure access to food, according to a study presented at the American Heart Associationās Joint Hypertension 2018 Scientific Sessions. āHigh blood pressureāeven in childhoodāmatters,ā said study author Andrew Michael South, MD, assistant [ā¦]
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