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The Department of Homeland Security has released a proposed rule that would significantly alter how public charge determinations are made, potentially resulting in millions of people losing access to health […]
WASHINGTON — As 2025 comes to a close, health equity remained both a policy priority and a point of contention across the U.S. healthcare system. From insurance coverage debates and
Health Equity in Review: The U.S. Stories That Shaped Care and Access in 2025 Read More »
Now you know every winter is the same story. The weather turns cold, folks start coughing, and before you know it, somebody in the house is reaching for the tissues.
Best Immune-Boosting Foods to Eat This Winter Read More »
Christmas morning moves differently. The house is quieter than usual, the air smells like coffee and something sweet on the stove, and nobody is in a rush—at least not yet.
The Ultimate Christmas Morning Breakfast for the Whole Family Read More »
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on December 16 adopted a significant change to long-standing hepatitis B vaccination policy, shifting from a universal recommendation to an individual-based decision-making approach
CDC Changes Hepatitis B Vaccine Guidance as States Push Back Read More »
A decades-long fight for justice reached a historic milestone this week as the U.S. Senate passed the National Defense Authorization Act with provisions granting federal recognition to the Lumbee Tribe
Lumbee Tribe Achieves Long-Sought Federal Recognition in Senate Vote Read More »
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