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Anna Claire Vollers

Anna Claire Vollers

Healthcare Reporter at News From The States

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    Deaths prompt state lawmakers to consider new hyperbaric oxygen therapy rules

    Just before 8 a.m. on Jan. 31, an explosion rocked a nondescript one-story office building in an affluent suburb of Detroit. The building was home to The Oxford Center, a health clinic that provided hyperbaric oxygen therapy to treat a variety of disorders. Inside the clinic, a spark had ignited the high-pressure, pure-oxygen atmosphere in a hyperbaric chamber where 5-year-old Thomas Cooper lay with a pillow and blanket, receiving treatment for ADHD and sleep apnea. A fireball consumed the inside of the chamber in seconds, killing the boy, law enforcement later said.
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    Women in states with abortion bans are the biggest users of abortio...

    As conservative lawmakers work to restrict online access to abortion medication, a new report shows how popular it has become for women who live in states that have outlawed abortion. Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin led a team that analyzed 15 months of prescription data from Aid Access, one of the largest online abortion telemedicine providers. They found 84% of Aid Access’s more than 118,000 online prescriptions went to patients living in abortion-ban states.
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    Conversion therapy for LGBTQ+ people, long discredited, could make ...

    Week after week, a teenage Brandon Long sat through counseling sessions that he said framed his identity as a failure. Now an ordained minister in northern Kentucky, Long told Kentucky state lawmakers about the years he spent undergoing therapy designed to rid him of his “same-sex attraction.” “Just imagine yourself being told, session after session, that if you remained as you were, you would be rejected,” he said.
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    When hospitals buy physician practices, prices go up

    As more hospitals have gobbled up private physician practices, costs for childbirth and other services have gone up, according to a new study.
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    More Americans are family caregivers; states struggle to help them,...

    More than 63 million Americans are caregivers for a family member with complex medical needs, a 20 million increase over the past decade, according to a new report.
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    Travel time, costs for abortions increased after state bans, resear...

    Travel costs for abortions and delays in care have increased in the wake of state abortion bans, according to a new study published in the American Journal of Public Health. Researchers from the University of California, San Francisco surveyed more than 800 people across 14 states that implemented bans on abortion after the U.S. Supreme Court’s June 2022 decision that dismantled the constitutional right to abortion.
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    Kentucky among 18 states that block cities from enacting paid leave...

    Across most of the South and Midwest, state laws bar local governments from requiring employers to provide paid sick leave, effectively stripping cities of the power to enact their own labor protections.
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    18 states now stop cities from enacting paid leave standards

    Across most of the South and Midwest, state laws bar local governments from requiring employers to provide paid sick leave, effectively stripping cities of the power to enact their own labor protections.
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    States scramble to shield hospitals from GOP Medicaid cuts

    The giant tax and spending bill President Donald Trump signed into law over the weekend includes the biggest health care spending cuts in U.S. history. In response, states are scrambling to shield their hospitals from the looming loss of hundreds of millions in federal funding.
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    More states pass laws restricting transgender people’s bathroom use

    Nineteen states now have a law or policy banning transgender people from using bathrooms that match their gender identity. About 1 in 4 transgender people live in states with some form of bathroom restrictions, according to the Movement Advancement Project, a nonprofit research group that tracks LGBTQ+-related legislation.
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    In a first for states, Texas might put MAHA warning labels on snack...

    In a first-of-its-kind effort, the Texas legislature has passed a bill to require warning labels on foods such as Mountain Dew and white bread that contain certain artificial additives and dyes.