Reporting on Health will be sharing perspectives on the historic U.S. Supreme Court decision on the Affordable Care Act.
What media really need to address in covering the looming Supreme Court decision on health reform is less about election-year politics and more about what it will mean for ordinary Americans.
RT @hinklej: TOMORROW: “We are taking them out of the community for prolonged periods… because we can't put them on trial… a pretty serious…
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When a student Issac Bailey mentored years ago landed on death row, he wanted to understand why. He found a life to… https://t.co/aW8QqWBCnk
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RT @CHCFNews: A CA law aims to reduce pregnancy-related health disparities by educating perinatal providers on implicit bias & repro justic…
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RT @KassieMcClung: Almost forgot — Continue this discussion and learn about resources during a free virtual panel this Thursday. Panel info…
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RT @DataMedicine: As somebody who spent 4 years of their formative time as a young man in the heart of Alaska (@explorfairbanks ), this str…
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Also, don't miss her panel discussion on how racism affects reproductive health, happening Dec. 9. Register for f… https://t.co/IVAWJNKuDT
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Birth workers of color believe that if there were more of them in the field, mortality rates would drop. They're ta… https://t.co/T5Iv3rHNJl
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Reasons for maternal mortality rates are complex, but research shows Black women are more likely to face adverse pr… https://t.co/f3UPgXZ2wN
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@KassieMcClung Rose Hurd, a Tulsa-based doula who advocates and helps train other doulas summed up succinctly what… https://t.co/WMSL3pjPCi
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@KassieMcClung Many states have authored legislation for Medicaid to cover care provided by doulas, who help famili… https://t.co/Z4PwNdU0du
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