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More than 30 Celebrities Come Out Against SNAP, Medicaid Cuts in GOP Megabill

Matt Damon · United States

More than 30 Celebrities Come Out Against SNAP, Medicaid Cuts in GOP Megabill

67% Center coverage: 15 sources

More than two dozen members of the entertainment industry issued an open letter to members of Congress on Wednesday urging them to reject sweeping cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) and Medicaid in the GOP’s “big, beautiful” spending bill. The open letter, released by Feeding America, was signed by 31 people, including high-profile... The post More than 30 celebrities come out against SNAP, Medicaid cuts in GOP megabill…See the Story

Health Officials Use Mobile Unit to Test Young Children for Lead Exposure in Charleston

Health Officials Use Mobile Unit to Test Young Children for Lead Exposure in Charleston

100% Center coverage: 2 sources

CHARLESTON, W.Va. (WOWK) — The Kanawha-Charleston Health Department has deployed a mobile unit that tests children under the age of 5 for elevated levels of lead in their blood. Daniel Barker, regional epidemiologist for the department, said they are using the bus to continue collecting data that could determine if a larger public health issue may be at play and to give parents a place to bring their children if they believe they may have been e…See the Story

Why America Spends More On Health Care But Sees Less Benefit

Health Care · United States

Why America Spends More On Health Care But Sees Less Benefit

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Lanhee Chen, PhD., who served in senior roles in the US Department of Health and Human Services during the George W. Bush administration and has advised politicians such as Mitt Romney and Marco Rubio, said that many policymakers lack the expertise to tackle health care’s complex issues.See the Story

Liquid Biopsy in Breast Cancer: Clinical Implications of ctDNA and CTCs in Diagnosis, Treatment, and Monitoring

The authors focus on the clinical applications of circulating tumor cells (CTCs) and circulating tumor DNA (ctDNA) in breast cancer progression, relapse, diagnosis, and treatment response. [Molecular and Cellular Biochemistry] AbstractCancer · Portland See the Story

Medicare, Medicaid and the Older Americans Act turn 60. Will they survive the next 60 years?

July marks the 60th anniversary of Medicare, Medicaid and the Older Americans Act (OAA). Along with Social Security, these programs form the bedrock of health and economic well-being for older Americans. Signed into law in 1965 by President Lyndon Johnson, they help ensure that every older adult has access to basic health care and income, as well as community services. Now, Medicaid faces substantial cuts in the GOP’s budget reconciliation bill…United States · United States Read Article

Journalists need to frame gun violence as a public health issue

Congress finally funded gun violence research. Could it all go away again? Moderator: Kaitlin Washburn, reporter, Chicago Sun-Times; AHCJ Health Beat Leader for Firearm Violence Garen Wintemute, M.D., MPH, director, UC Davis Centers for Violence Prevention Abené Clayton, reporter, Guardian US Tim Daly, J.D., senior advisor, The Joyce Foundation; Chair, Fund for a Safer Future By Estefania Arellano-Bermudez, Firearm Violence Reporting Fellow Gu…Gun Violence · Oakland Read Article

CBS News reporter on bulletproofing an investigation: ‘Fact-check, fact-check and fact-check again’

Bulletproofing your investigation Anna Werner, national consumer and investigative correspondent, CBS News By Alex Lubben, New Orleans Health Journalism Fellow At Health Journalism 2025, CBS News investigative correspondent Anna Werner offered tips for bulletproofing an investigation using one of her stories as an example. Werner’s investigative story began with clarinetist Boja Kragulj, a successful professional musician who began to experienc…Nashville, Tennessee · Nashville Read Article

The family-centered treatment approach to substance use disorder and mental health

The family-centered treatment approach to substance use disorder and mental health Note: Panelists did not disclose their full names. A Hazelden spokesperson said they preferred to remain anonymous. Moderator: Joseph Lee, M.D., president and CEO, Hazelden Betty Ford Foundation Reyna and Miaveya, a mother and daughter who participated in Hazelden’s Children’s Program and family services David, a physician and psychiatrist who participated with …Raleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh Read Article

How one reporter revealed dangerous levels of radioactivity in groundwater

In April 2025, The Toledo Blade published a groundbreaking investigation revealing dangerously high levels of radioactivity in groundwater across Luckey, Ohio — a village shadowed by its Cold War-era legacy. The newspaper’s independent testing uncovered alarming concentrations of bismuth-214, which decays from the radioactive gas radon-222, in water samples from public locations such as Eastwood Middle School, Luckey Library and local athletic …Luckey · Luckey Read Article

Study: Alzheimer’s blood biomarker tests less reliable in some populations

Recent research revealed that blood biomarker tests for Alzheimer’s disease are less reliable for Black patients than for other ethnic and racial groups. Experts advise patients and physicians to proceed with caution when looking at results. A study by researchers at Rutgers University in New Jersey found that these tests were less accurate and had lower specificity among Black participants than among white, non-Hispanic or Chinese participants.…Alzheimer's Disease · New Brunswick Read Article

Bird Flu: Scientists call for urgent action - London Post

A devastating wave of high pathogenicity avian influenza (HPAI / bird flu) has triggered an unprecedented global wildlife emergency, decimating seabird and waterbird colonies across the UK and beyond. A major new collection of studies, published by the British Trust for Ornithology (BTO) in its journal Bird Study, paints a stark picture of the virus’s global rampage and calls for immediate action to prevent further ecological disaster. Over the …Bird Flu · London See the Story

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