How Deep Do the Medicaid Cuts Go in Republican Health Plan?
Critics say the GOP healthcare plan would decimate Medicaid programs and hurt seniors, low- or no-income families, and children.
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Cancer Patients Anxiously Await Decision on Obamacare
Republican plans to repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act have people with cancer worried about preexisting conditions and other healthcare issues.
President Trump’s Policies Could Harm Your Health
Environmentalists say the president’s budget cuts and environmental deregulation will worsen water quality and air quality, harming public health in America.
Cancer Clinical Trial Does Wonders for Ground Zero Rescue Worker
Bart Zagami was running out of options to treat his lymphoma when a cancer trial for the drug ibrutinib gave him new hope.
Will Healthcare for Veterans Improve Under President Trump?
The president-elect’s selection of David Shulkin as Secretary of Veterans Affairs has drawn praise, but some advocates still worry about privatizing the agency.
Despite Setbacks, CAR-T Treatment for Cancer Moves Forward
Juno Therapeutics halted clinical trials twice due to patient deaths. But Juno and other pharmaceutical firms are still moving ahead with promising cancer therapy.
Progress Reported in New Treatments for People with Lymphoma
Research and pharmaceutical executives unveil encouraging clinical trial data at the annual meeting of the American Society of Hematology.
Will Trump Administration Crack Down on Marijuana Laws?
The president-elect has sent mixed signals on his views on legalizing marijuana. His choice of attorney general may determine what his administration does.
VA Medical Centers Not Equipped to Deal with Female Soldiers
A decorated Army officer who ended up homeless describes her battle with the Veterans Administration and what she’s doing now to help others.
Desert Storm Soldiers Paved the Way for Women Veterans
Female veterans from the 1990-1991 Gulf War suffered from many of the same physical and mental ailments as their male counterparts.
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