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Most people at some point in their life will experience anxiety—a sense of fear or uneasiness within a certain circumstance or in anticipation of an important event. For example, “stage […]
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On May 11, 2023, the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency ended–more than three years after it was initially declared in January 2020. Ending the public health emergency declaration formally restructures the
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Intro: Matthew Snider of The Hill discusses the health insurance enrollment gap for Latino people and how easy enrollment policies can help. Editor’s Note: Even though there have been significant
Closing the Health Care Insurance Gap for Latinos and the entire nation Read More »
Intro: Melissa Healy of the Los Angeles Times reports on the latest battle over abortion access and how a federal judge’s ruling that cites concern about the mental health of
Abortion’s New Battleground: Mifepristone’s & Women’s Mental Health Read More »
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) estimates between 25 to 51 million flu illnesses as well as 18,000 to 56,000 flu deaths occurred between Oct. 1 and Feb. 11.
In the United States, the older population (65 years and older) is rapidly growing. With advanced age being a key risk factor for developing dementia-related diseases, the number of individuals
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