Hearing aids can cost $1,000 to $5,000 or more per device, and insurance usually does not cover the cost, @SauterMedia reports. https://t.co/QmhEFzTD9V
A final rule from @US_FDA is expected soon that would make over-the-counter hearing aids available to the public. Proponents of the change say it will help spur competition and lower costs. Read more from @cronkitenews’ @SauterMedia: https://t.co/7iGYHpZbxe
A final rule from @US_FDA is expected soon that would make over-the-counter hearing aids available to the public. Proponents of the change say it will help spur competition and lower costs. Read more from @SauterMedia: https://t.co/QmhEFzTD9V
“We can't continue to fail our service members.” @CaptMarkKelly championed a measure to address suicide in the military after learning about an Arizonan who took his life in the Navy. @cronkitenews' @adriana_gc_@monochromads bring us the story: https://t.co/0hpuqXztdS
Now that our spring semester is coming to a close, we looked back on all the things we love and will miss about Cronkite News 💙 https://t.co/nGhe44PJZe
Very, very, very thankful today (and everyday) for the opportunities provided the past two years of being in @Cronkite_ASU and the past semester in @cronkitenews 📝 I will cherish the people, memories, and knowledge moving forward in my career as a digital reporter #Forksup 🔱📇
Some of the jobs my Arizona Republic colleagues have had to take to afford living in Phoenix while working as journalists at *the state's biggest newspaper* 🙃:
- wine bar staff
- online English teacher
- food delivery driver
Women’s triathlon becoming a @NCAA sport means more pressure on @TheSunDevils women’s team to defend their winning streak as five-time national collegiate champions. @ConorMcGill10 has the story: https://t.co/xmCSTB5zF1
The @AllofUsResearch program aims to diversify medical research by enrolling at least 1 million people of different races, ages and backgrounds. @cronkitenews reporters @kailamellos and @annastansfield1 talk with @allofusAZ leaders to learn more: https://t.co/t5gVF59Mr4
For formerly incarcerated individuals, getting access to proper health care can be a rocky process to navigate. Two groups in Texas and Arizona are working to make that transition easier, especially as #COVID19 drags on. From @SauterMedia: https://t.co/4zduXQuRNW