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California's Medicaid Cuts to Weight-Loss Drugs May Deepen Health Disparities for Black and Hispanic Women
In a move that has sparked concern among health advocates, California Governor Gavin Newsom has proposed eliminating Medi-Cal coverage for popular ...
- Subash Kafle
When Drug Pricing Ignores Biology: Why the MFN Rule Could Hurt the Communities It Claims to Help
What if a policy meant to lower drug prices actually made it harder to get life-saving treatments—especially for communities already facing major h...
- Victor Mejia
Racial Diversity in Scientists Could Boost Black Clinical Trial Enrollment
RFK Jr. cutting minority health offices at HHS | For Your Health News
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s overhaul of the Department of Health and Human Services involves deep cuts to several divisions that help protect and impro...
- Subash Kafle
American Indian Mortality: Improving Data Accuracy and Health Equity
Accurate American Indian Alaska Native mortality data is crucial for addressing health disparities and guiding public health planning. This article...
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