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UConn, CSCU students, staff plead for funding boost at CT hearing

Gov. Ned Lamont has remained adamant that higher education systems should have been preparing to live without expiring COVID relief funds.

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Legislature: Bills could bolster long-term care industry

Legislature: Bills could bolster long-term care industry
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Nursing homes and assisted living facilities make plea for increased Medicaid rates

Skilled care operators told Nebraska lawmakers more nursing homes and assisted living facilities will close unless Medicaid provider rates go up.

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Nearly 20 States Are Weighing Legislation That Would Make Assisted Suicide Legal | Newstalk Florida

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Nearly 20 States Are Weighing Legislation That Would Make Assisted Suicide Legal

Lawmakers in 20 states are debating legislation that would make it legal for a doctor to provide life-ending treatment for patients with terminal illnesses.

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