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Wednesday, 24 April 2024

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Governor Newsom wants to Let Arizona Doctors Provide Abortions in California

Time Magazine 25 Apr 2024

Tanya Spirtos, a gynecologist and president of the California Medical Association, said it is unfortunate that Arizona abortion patients will have to travel out-of-state, but she’s proud to see California step in to assist them.

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High demand is pushing hospitals past their limits, say Southeastern Mass. hospital CEOs

Taunton Daily Gazette 25 Apr 2024

Sharp increases in patient demand pushing hospital capacity to its limits emerged as a common theme affecting providers as senators placed a magnifying glass on the state of health care in southeastern Massachusetts.

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It's time for NUMC to get serious

Newsday 25 Apr 2024

Now that the state budget is finalized, it’s time to consider other items on the state’s to-do list that were pushed to the side ... Others — including the future of Nassau University Medical Center — require urgent action.

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Arizona state House passes bill to repeal 1864 abortion ban

NBC Bay Area 25 Apr 2024

A successful repeal of the 1864 ban would likely result in state policy reverting to a 15-week  on abortions that makes exceptions for medical emergencies but not for rape or incest. .

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Pilot reported fire on board fuel-laden plane and tried to return to airport before Alaska crash

Wtop 25 Apr 2024

No survivors were found, according to Alaska State Troopers ... The partial remains that have been recovered will be sent to the State Medical Examiner’s Office in Anchorage for identification, troopers said.

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United States Medical Bathtubs Market Insights Report 2024-2029: Rising Awareness About Walk-In Bathtubs, Inorganic Growth ...

MENA FN 24 Apr 2024

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Medical debt saddles 1 in 10 in Poconos. Gov. Shapiro is pitching a relief plan.

Tri-County Independent 24 Apr 2024

The Democrat's administration says this could be the first in repeated infusions of state money to erase medical costs owed by more than a million Pennsylvanians, many of them in rural communities.

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Medical debt saddles 1 in 10 York County residents. Gov. Shapiro is pitching relief plan.

Evening Sun - Hanover 24 Apr 2024

The Democrat's administration says this could be the first in repeated infusions of state money to erase medical costs owed by more than a million Pennsylvanians, many of them in rural communities.

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Pa. residents are loaded with $1.8B in medical debt. Now, Gov. Shapiro is pitching a relief plan.

The Record Herald 24 Apr 2024

The Democrat's administration says this could be the first in repeated infusions of state money to erase medical costs owed by more than a million Pennsylvanians, many of them in rural communities.

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Medical debt saddles 1 in 10 in Erie County. Gov. Shapiro is pitching a relief plan.

GoErie 24 Apr 2024

The Democrat's administration says this could be the first in repeated infusions of state money to erase medical costs owed by more than a million Pennsylvanians, many of them in rural communities.

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Is medical marijuana legal in SC? What to know about the Compassionate Care Alliance.

GoUpstate 24 Apr 2024

Medical marijuana use is legal in even more states, according to a USA Today story ... This medical freedom is allowed to residents in 37 states, including Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, and Mississippi.

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Beaver County rates of medical debt are among state's highest. Is relief on the way?

Ellwood City Ledger 24 Apr 2024

The Democrat's administration says this could be the first in repeated infusions of state money to erase medical costs owed by more than a million Pennsylvanians, many of them in rural communities.

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US Supreme Court weighs Idaho's strict abortion ban in medical emergencies

Hindustan Times 24 Apr 2024

law at issue, the Emergency Medical Treatment and Labor Act , supersedes the state's ... Kagan asked Turner about specific cases of women denied an abortion in other states despite serious medical issues.

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Tompkins County receives $300K for program to improve medical emergency response times

Ithaca Journal 24 Apr 2024

Webb stated the program is already delivering on its promise to decrease wait times during medical emergencies and ensuring that residents and visitors to Tompkins County get assistance when they need it.

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The Supreme Court’s likely to make it more dangerous to be pregnant in a red state

Vox 24 Apr 2024

Meanwhile, the Court’s right flank — Justices Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, and Neil Gorsuch — left no doubt that they will do whatever it takes to permit states to ban medically necessary abortions.