HHS Invests in Rural Medical Residencies

15 organizations will receive funding to train OB-GYN and family medical doctors. The Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) awarded $11 million to 15 organizations dedicated to…

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Federal Judge Dismisses Yelp’s Lawsuit Over ProLife Disclaimers

The case against the Texas attorney general was regarding the website’s medical provider disclosures. Federal Judge Trina Thompson of the  Northern District of California recently denied Yelp’s lawsuit…

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First Lady Promotes Women’s Health Research in Atlanta

She highlights the White House Initiative on research for women’s health launched last fall. First Lady Jill Biden promoted the White House Initiative on Women’s Health Research on…

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First Lady Speaks at Chicago Women’s Health Research Event

The White House initiative highlights advancing research on menopause. First Lady Jill Biden spoke at the University of Illinois Chicago as part of the White House Initiative on…

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Legislation Addresses Healthcare Worker Shortage

Bill would also support those living with terminal illnesses.  The bipartisan Palliative Care and Hospice Education and Training Act has been introduced in the Senate to support the…

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DOJ Addresses Healthcare Fraud Across the Nation

Justice Department names 78 defendants in case of false billing to Medicare. The Department of Justice (DOJ) recently released dozens of federal and local criminal charges that address…

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Federal Judge Partially Blocks Florida Ban on Minor Transgender Treatment

Three minors are allowed to continue hormone therapy. District Judge Robert Hinkle partially blocked Florida’s ban on transgender medical treatments for minors, allowing three children to continue receiving…

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President Nominates NIH Director

Monica Bertagnolli is a top cancer scientist. President Joe Biden nominated well-known cancer surgeon Monica Bertagnolli to be director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The previous…

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Former President Carter on Hospice Care

He returned home from the hospital Saturday. Former President James Earl Carter has experienced a number of health issues in recent years. At 98 years old, he is…

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House Passes Born Alive Bill

Legislation passed along party lines. A bill requiring medical providers to preserve the life of an infant born alive during an attempted abortion procedure passed in the House…

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