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Obamacare · United States

ACA insurers propose biggest premium hikes since 2018 as Trump policies take hold

68% Center coverage: 71 sources

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Donald Trump · United States

Board of Estimates Approved Funding for Promotion of the 9-8-8 Crisis Help Line

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Baltimore's Board of Estimates approved a $10 million grant to Behavioral Health Systems Baltimore to promote the new 988 crisis help line.See the Story

Pasadena, California · Pasadena

The Number of Family Caregivers Is Surging

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

By Barbara Rodriguez The 19th A growing number of Americans — more than 63 million, or nearly 1 in 4 — have served as a family caregiver for a loved one in the past year. The figure is a jump of 20 million Americans compared to a decade ago, according to findings released Thursday by AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC). The surge is due to a confluence of factors, including Americans living longer but in some instances, in poorer…See the Story

California Governor He’s ‘All In’ On Psychedelic Therapy Access, But Worries About Capitalists Commercializing It

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

California’s governor says the state is “all in” when it comes to expanding access to psychedelics for therapeutic use, explaining that the current challenge is “landing the plane on exactly what the language looks like” in terms of psychedelics reform. Speaking to Shawn Ryan, a former U.S. Navy SEAL who now hosts a podcast focused on military and veterans issues, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) said he’s on board with medically supervised use of psychede…Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · Sacramento See the Story

‘It’s nasty’: One man’s fight against North Carolina’s hog industry

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Will Atwater Within months of buying his Whiteville home in 2019, Larry Sparrow discovered what it meant to live across the road from a hog farm. One particular incident signaled the struggle ahead. “I was in my backyard, and boy, [the stench] about ripped my toenails straight off!” he said. From that moment on, Sparrow realized that it was going to be a challenge. “The first [odor] encounter — that’s what forced me to start doing the documen…Whiteville · Whiteville Read Article

Delays, confusion, adaptation mark first two years of NC’s stricter abortion law

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Lisa Worf Co-published with WFAE In the past two years, North Carolina’s stricter abortion law has changed the way Jamila Wade treats a small portion of pregnant patients she sees in the emergency room. They’re clearly losing their pregnancies, but the pregnant patient’s vital signs are still stable. Wade, head of the OB-GYN department at Iredell Memorial Hospital in Statesville, said she’s had to delay care in a few cases because procedures …Abortion · Statesville Read Article

Program focuses on youngest kids in NC’s child welfare system

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

By Jennifer Fernandez Imagine a courtroom that’s not a courtroom and a judge who doesn’t look like a judge. Imagine a less adversarial system where social workers, court officials, community members and others work with families to help them address the issues that led to their children being taken away. Imagine a system where children in foster care get permanent homes more quickly, whether that means being reunited with a parent, placed with a…North Carolina · North Carolina See the Story

‘Too afraid to not have access’: Abortion restrictions can affect family planning decisions

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By Rachel Crumpler Jaycee Foran from Holly Springs has a 3-year-old son. She had planned to start trying for her second child around this time, always envisioning multiple kids running around the house. But not anymore. At least not for the foreseeable future. Her reluctance doesn’t stem from the costs associated with another child, insufficient space in their house or even child care concerns. Foran and her husband have thought those aspects t…Holly Springs, North Carolina · Holly Springs Read Article

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ACA insurers propose biggest premium hikes since 2018 as Trump policies take hold

Board of Estimates Approved Funding for Promotion of the 9-8-8 Crisis Help Line

The Number of Family Caregivers Is Surging

California Governor He’s ‘All In’ On Psychedelic Therapy Access, But Worries About Capitalists Commercializing It

‘It’s nasty’: One man’s fight against North Carolina’s hog industry

Delays, confusion, adaptation mark first two years of NC’s stricter abortion law

Program focuses on youngest kids in NC’s child welfare system

‘Too afraid to not have access’: Abortion restrictions can affect family planning decisions

NC Health News wins 10 state press association awards

Charlotte’s New Med School Is Mum on Diversity

Behavioral health urgent care hopes to fill critical need in Robeson County

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California Governor He’s ‘All In’ On Psychedelic Therapy Access, But Worries About Capitalists Commercializing It

‘It’s nasty’: One man’s fight against North Carolina’s hog industry

Delays, confusion, adaptation mark first two years of NC’s stricter abortion law

Program focuses on youngest kids in NC’s child welfare system

‘Too afraid to not have access’: Abortion restrictions can affect family planning decisions

NC Health News wins 10 state press association awards

Charlotte’s New Med School Is Mum on Diversity

Behavioral health urgent care hopes to fill critical need in Robeson County