June 18
Katheryn Houghton (CATH-er-en HOW-tun) read the news of the week: New rules requiring millions of Americans to work to access Medicaid are stricter than many expected. Additionally, the federal Family and Medical Leave Act protects many people’s jobs, but there is a big catch.
June 11
Sam Whitehead reads the week’s news: More Americans have access to physician-assisted suicide as states legalize the practice. Additionally, hundreds of people allege medical negligence in ICE detention centers.
June 4
Arielle Zionts (arr-ee-ELL ZY-ence) read the news of the week: For some older adults, the risks of certain preventive exams may outweigh the rewards. Additionally, cost increases in Obamacare plans cause consumers to seek cheaper health coverage, which is often less comprehensive.
May 28
Jackie Fortier (STOP-tee-ay) read this week’s news: Suicide prevention experts say improving Americans’ financial well-being could save lives. Additionally, the Trump administration is proposing more flexible AI safeguards to accelerate innovation in healthcare.
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