Ten of the 24 people injured by bullets at the Kansas City Chiefs parade shooting were children.
As we followed the affected families, it quickly became clear that those kids are changed.
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“We just hold our breath every legislative session,” an Idaho mom with two disabled sons, told @besables.
“I feel like I’m always trying to prove their worth, to prove their value, and it’s exhausting.”
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Republicans have hitched themselves to the “Make America Healthy Again” campaign, banking on its popularity to give them an electoral bounce, including a recent Superbowl ad featuring Mike Tyson.
But the strategy carries risks, reports @besables ⤵️
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Dr. Oz told health care executives at a fancy yacht club that they don't need to worry about the impending Medicaid cuts. Plus, he said the people who are about to lose Medicaid coverage are couch potatoes anyway. @TaraBannow reports from #JPM26: https://t.co/vuwepx69rN
If you feel like hospitals and insurers are fighting more often these days, you’re not alone! Here is what it could mean for your health care. @besables https://t.co/X7h25hb3if
"We are struggling to fight for our own survival."
Read the full story w/@sjtribble looking at the fallout from Medicaid cuts in Idaho and North Carolina.
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NEW: Trump's signature legislation is cutting $1 trillion from Medicaid. But even before those cuts hits, states are slashing their programs.
It's already making it harder for one North Carolina mom to find care for her disabled son.
NEW: Feel like you're reading more about hospitals fighting with insurers and even stranding patients out of network?
It's not your imagination. Almost 1 in 5 hospitals had a brawl with an insurer in the past 4 years.
Trump admin cuts mean we're likely to see even more...
NEW: Americans increasingly find themselves caught in disputes between hospitals and insurance companies.
@besables writes that the fights could become more common as hospitals brace for cuts from Trump policies. https://t.co/cMcodHJplv
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Congrats! Our colleague Peggy Lowe @KCUR and @besables@KFFHealthNews win a national Edward R. Murrow Award for their series on the Chiefs parade shooting survivors https://t.co/Iq2U16Qceu
NEW: A Missouri woman gave up guardianship of her son so she could be paid to be his caregiver. Proposed Medicaid work requirements might force her to prove she works to keep her insurance.
@besables reports. ⤵️ https://t.co/V5DkGY7wLR
The Senate has just passed what amounts to the biggest health reform plan since the ACA, rolling back many of the health insurance coverage increases achieved by the ACA.
68% of Americans support work requirements for Medicaid, according to a recent @KFF poll.
But support dropped as low as 35% when respondents learned that most Medicaid recipients already work and could lose their coverage because of paperwork requirements.
A Missouri woman gave up guardianship of her son so she could be paid to be his caregiver. Proposed Medicaid work requirements might force her to prove she works to keep her insurance.
@besables reports for KFF Health News + @NBCNews. ⤵️ https://t.co/Uj13izonIB
NEW: Violent crime was already trending down when Trump campaigned on addressing unbridled crime in America.
Now his administration has cut about $500 million for crime prevention.
My latest for @CNN and @KFFHealthNews
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NEW: As St. Louis deals with $1.6 billion in damage from a tornado, locals are helping hard-hit North St. Louis. Yet to show up is the federal government with an emergency declaration.
@CaraRAnthony and @besables report. ⤵️
https://t.co/uUBqYQ0LjP
NEWS: County health departments nationwide have canceled vaccine clinics after federal funding was cut.
HHS says it's because the pandemic is over.
The clinics gave flu and measles shots, too.
By @besables + @Ajzionts + @JackieFortier
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On the #MAHA tour this morning in Arizona, @SecKennedy will hear from tribal leaders about the opportunities and challenges related to self-governance in health care at the Tribal Self Governance Conference. I’m here for @KFFHealthNews
“It'd be like putting sheep in a hyenas’ den,” a formerly incarcerated trans woman told @besables about President Donald Trump’s executive order calling for housing trans women inmates in male prisons.
@besables for KFF Health News + @19thnews. ⤵️ https://t.co/ZWS1PjjRFU