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Jenna Portnoy

Jenna Portnoy

Staff Writer and Local Health Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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What the reclassification of marijuana would mean for Americans

As the Trump administration ponders reclassifying marijuana from a Schedule I to a Schedule III drug, this is what it means for consumers.
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Children seeking candy are finding adults’ weed-infused edibles

Experts say safe storage of cannabis products and limits on packaging with bright colors and cartoon characters are critical to making them less enticing to young children.
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D.C. health insurance cuts could cost lives, advocates say

D.C. health insurance cuts could cost lives, advocates say
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Feds object to laws that shield patients from medical debt

D.C. lawmakers push forward with a bill to shield residents from medical debt, despite recent CFPB guidance saying only the federal government has that right.
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D.C.’s new hospital still isn’t fully open months after patients fi...

The new Cedar Hill Regional Medical Center GW Health center has not yet delivered services key to keeping it financially afloat. That could soon change.
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Neighbor’s crusade against pot smoke notches another win in court

A D.C. appeals court affirmed a ruling that a Cleveland Park woman’s neighbor has to stop smoking medical marijuana because it creates a nuisance in her duplex.
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How to get covid vaccine in D.C., Maryland or Virginia, and what ha...

How to get covid vaccine in D.C., Maryland or Virginia, and what has changed
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Ten people overdose in Baltimore neighborhood

Baltimore police reported that 10 people overdosed in the same neighborhood where two dozen overdosed this summer.
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D.C. is phasing out her health insurance. Could she reenroll in time?

D.C. is beginning a two-year phaseout of Health Care Alliance, an insurance program that covers 30,000 residents with no other options, regardless of their status.
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D.C. Council eases access to covid vaccine for adults, most children

The council voted to allow pharmacies to administer vaccine shots without prescriptions for residents 65 and older and other adults with risk factors.
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Hopkins Medicine ends talks with UnitedHealthcare, leaving patients...

Hopkins Medicine ends contract talks with UnitedHealthcare, affecting 60,000 patients