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Cognitive Rehab May Help Older Adults Clear Covid-Related Brain Fog
Eight months after falling ill with covid-19, the 73-year-old woman couldn’t remember what her husband had told her a few hours before. She would forget to remove laundry from the dryer at the end of the cycle. She would turn on…
In California, Abortion Could Become a Constitutional Right. So Could Birth Control.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Californians will decide in November whether to lock the right to abortion into the state constitution.
If they vote “yes” on Proposition 1, they will also lock in a right that has gotten less attention:…
Skin Cancer Is a Risk No Matter the Skin Tone. But It May Be Overlooked in People With Dark Skin.
Sandy West
Brykyta Shelton found herself standing in a checkout line of a big-box retailer, uncomfortably aware as a woman ahead of her stared at her sandaled feet.
Shelton had been taking medication for months for what her…
KHN’s ‘What the Health?’: Kansas Makes a Statement
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Voters in Kansas told the rest of the country this…
La “dolorosa y aterradora” experiencia de un californiano hasta que le diagnosticaron viruela del…
Dos días después de regresar de Nueva York a su hogar en California, a Kevin Kwong le picaban tanto las manos que se despertaba del dolor. Pensó que era eczema.
“Todo empeoró rápidamente”, dijo el residente de Emeryville.…
When Mental Illness Leads to Dropped Charges, Patients Often Go Without Stabilizing Care
For seven years, Timothy Jay Fowler rotated between jail, forced psychiatric hospitalization, and freedom.
In 2014, the Great Falls, Montana, man was charged with assaulting two detention officers while he was in jail, accused…
‘Children Are Not Little Adults’ and Need Special Protection During Heat Waves
Emmarie Huetteman
After more than a week of record-breaking temperatures across much of the country, public health experts are cautioning that children are more susceptible to heat illness than adults are — even more so when they’re on…
They Lost Medicaid When Paperwork Was Sent to an Empty Field, Signaling the Mess to Come
Brett Kelman
BELFAST, Tenn. — Three years ago, Mason Lester, a rambunctious toddler, tumbled off his family’s porch and broke his wrist. His mother, nine months pregnant, rushed him to a nearby hospital, where she made a confounding…
Music Festivals Embrace Overdose Reversal Drugs, but Fentanyl Testing Kits Remain Taboo
Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio
A 26-year-old was found dead at his campsite during the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival in 2019. The toxicology report linked his death to a grim trend that has only worsened since. In his system…
‘An Arm and a Leg’: Her Bill for a Prenatal Test Felt Like a ‘Bait-and-Switch’ Scheme
Dan Weissmann
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Can a health care company make enough people mad about its billing practices that its business is hurt? For one…