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In Maine, Vaccine Mandate for EMTs Stresses Small-Town Ambulance Crews
Patty Wight, Maine Public Radio
On a recent morning, Jerrad Dinsmore and Kevin LeCaptain of Waldoboro EMS in rural Maine drove their ambulance to a secluded house near the ocean, to measure the clotting levels of a woman in her 90s.…
3 States Limit Nursing Home Profits in Bid to Improve Care
Nursing homes receive billions of taxpayers’ dollars every year to care for chronically ill frail elders, but until now, there was no guarantee that’s how the money would be spent.
Massachusetts, New Jersey and New York are…
Meet the New Bosses Fighting CovidKaiser Health News
VIRGINIA CITY, Mont. — Emilie Sayler’s roots run deep in southwestern Montana. She serves on a nearby town council and the board of the local Little League. She went to college in a neighboring county and regularly volunteers in…
Científicos buscan la causa de una misteriosa inflamación en niños relacionada con covid
Como la mayoría de los niños con covid, Dante y Michael DeMaino no parecían tener síntomas graves.
Infectados a mediados de febrero, ambos perdieron los sentidos del gusto y del olfato. Dante, de 9 años, tuvo un día de fiebre…
Confronting Ageism in Health Care: A Conversation for Patients, Caregivers and Clinicians
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What does ageism in health care look like? It can be a thoughtless quip that makes an older person feel diminished. Or an assumption that patients are unable to follow a…
“Este es el último pañal que me queda”: la ansiedad de ser padres en la pobreza
Para los padres que viven en la pobreza, la “matemática del pañal” es un cálculo diario, apremiante y angustiante, con el que están familiarizados.
En los Estados Unidos, los bebés usan de seis a 10 pañales desechables al día,…
Montana Tribes Want to Stop Jailing People for Suicide Attempts but Lack a Safer Alternative
POPLAR, Mont. — When Maria Vega was a senior in high school in 2015, she found the body of one of her closest friends, who had died by suicide. A few days later, devastated by the loss, Vega tried to take her own life.
After…
‘No Mercy’ Bonus Episodes: More From Fort Scott, Kansas
Sarah Jane Tribble, Kaiser Health News
Searching for the Nuns Who Ghosted Fort Scott
Host Sarah Jane Tribble sets out on a mission to learn more about the Sisters of Mercy, the nuns who founded Fort Scott’s Mercy Hospital and…
KHN’s ‘What the Health?’: Dems Agree to Agree, But Not on What to Agree On
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Negotiations over what to include in — and cut from — the domestic…
Worn-Out Nurses Hit the Road for Better Pay, Stressing Hospital Budgets — and Morale
Blake Farmer, Nashville Public Radio
In parts of the country where covid-19 continues to fill hospitals, a rotating cast of traveling nurses helps keep intensive care units fully staffed. Hospitals have to pay handsomely to get that…