16.3M seek health coverage through ‘Obamacare’
A record 16.3 million people flocked to the Affordable Care Act exchanges for 2023 coverage, known as Obamacare’, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services said Wednesday. Open enrollment on…
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Major disruptions expected in US healthcare as pandemic ends
While everyone is looking forward to the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in healthcare where more resources will become available, there will also be some negative aspects in healthcare…
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All migrants may get free health care in California
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is proposing a budget that will pay for healthcare for all immigrants in the country illegally. Californians already pay for the health care of young adults…
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Omicron surge, India starts booster shots for the vulnerable
India is calling the dose a “precautionary” shot, for omicron, instead of a booster, and are being given as new confirmed coronavirus infections rocketed to over 179,000 on Monday, an…
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GE splits into aviation, healthcare and energy companies
After several rough years, General Electric has decided to split up into three public companies, which will each focus on a separate industry. It could be a sign that large…
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General Electric to split into 3 public companies
As large companies around the world restructure to survive, even a company with longevity such as General Electric has no choice but to comply in order to stay viable after…
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Chinese technological advances prompts US warning
Officials at the National Counterintelligence and Security Center issued a warning about Chinese advances in technologies such as AI that are surpassing the U.S. It could give the communist country…
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Toxic dust of 9/11 still giving people health problems
Over 111,000 are enrolled in the World Trade Center Health Program, which provides free healthcare to those who developed health problems from the toxic dust. Ailments include skin cancer, acid…
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A look at the ‘great crisis’ pandemic in North Korea
North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is finally acknowledging that the country has not handled the coronavirus pandemic well, as it spreads beyond border towns and rural areas to urban…
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Black churches offering COVID-19 vaccines
As the black community is being disproportionately hit with COVID-19, some pastors are responding by having their churches assist with vaccines and testing. The government is awarding grants for them…
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Hospital workers protest getting COVID-19 vaccine
Hospital workers are pushing back against getting vaccinated, and it is costing some of them their jobs. A federal judge ruled that employees of the Houston Methodist hospital system have…
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