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Government
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More primary care linked to lower health care costs, study says
Journalists can cover this story nationally and locally, especially in rural areas where access to primary care providers can be…
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What Trump’s latest executive order means (and doesn’t mean) for vaccine policy
While Trump’s order on vaccines won’t change policy or insurance coverage, it may create confusion and contribute to vaccine hesitancy.
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How AI helped reporters uncover medical neglect in ICE detention facilities
Learn how AP and KFF Health News journalists combined AI-assisted analysis with months of traditional reporting to expose medical neglect…
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Stonewalled by federal agencies? We want to document it
We’re gathering reporters’ experiences of being stonewalled by federal agencies to defend transparency and the public’s right to know.
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How Wall Street Journal reporters uncovered Medicare Advantage overbilling
A team of Wall Street Journal reporters applied to CMS to be treated as researchers for a series into Medicare…
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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 — but the GOP’s budget bill threatens…
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Former HHS Secretary Becerra to journalists at HJ25: Speak truth to power
At HJ25, former HHS Secretary Xavier Becerra encouraged journalists to stand up against misinformation and disinformation from the government.
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Health care in court: A prep session for a big June
In this webinar, hear what Alison Tanner and Law Dork’s Chris Geidner have to say about upcoming cases in the…
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After setting enrollment records, ACA still needs improvement
2025 could be the last year with record enrollment ACA health plans if Republicans in Congress succeed in letting the…
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Why cutting sign-up days and navigator funds undermines ACA gains
Learn how shortening the open sign-up period and cutting funding for health benefit navigators could limit enrollment in the Affordable…