Federal Mental Health Funding Reversal Shakes Providers
Brief federal funding cut caused chaos for mental health providers nationwide.
Health & Medicine
Health Insurance Denials Affect Patient Care
Insurance barriers delay treatment, adding stress and harm to patients.
Close to 100 Women Sue Chesapeake Hospital
Lawsuit claims hospital ignored warnings as doctor harmed women for profit.
Utah Pilot Lets AI Renew Prescriptions
Utah tests AI prescription renewals, raising hopes for access and safety worries.
Medical Malpractice and Your Legal Options
Understanding your rights doesn’t mean you have to start pursuing a claim straight away. However, knowing how this area of law works is useful.
Attorneys General File Lawsuit to Stop Trump Admin. from Cutting $10b for Needy Families
New York Attorney General Letitia James, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit, characterized the funding freeze as an element of an ongoing “campaign of chaos and retribution” that will disproportionately harm “the most vulnerable families.”
Study Links Overdose Drop to China
New research suggests Chinese chemical controls may have helped reduce overdose deaths.
Yoga Linked to Shorter Opioid Withdrawal
Yoga paired with medication may shorten opioid withdrawal and ease symptoms.
Nebraska Addiction Treatment Rules Proposal
Proposed Nebraska rules may limit addiction treatment access and provider capacity.
Genetics Study Explains Overlapping Mental Disorders
Large genetic study explains why mental health diagnoses often overlap.