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Biden needs to help end federal cannabis prohibition

Biden needs to help end federal cannabis prohibition
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Biden s cyber budget good, but still insufficient to meet the threats

Biden s cyber budget good, but still insufficient to meet the threats
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Biden picks Obama health veteran to run Medicare, Medicaid agency

President Biden announced Friday that he has selected Chiquita Brooks-LaSure, an experienced health policy staffer, as administrator of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).The sprawling agency oversees three key health care programs for millions of Americans: Medicare, Medicaid and the Affordable Care Act.Brooks-LaSure previously served at the agency during the Obama administration, where she worked on the implementation of.

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Biden shouldn t let defeating cancer take a backseat to COVID

Biden shouldn t let defeating cancer take a backseat to COVID Michele Cleary, opinion contributor © iStock Biden shouldn t let defeating cancer take a backseat to COVID As a new administration takes office in Washington, obviously the focus will rightly be on the coronavirus pandemic, which has brought the nation to its knees. President Joe Biden and Congress will no doubt announce steps to try to control the negative impact of COVID through healthcare policies and economic measures. But cancer should not be neglected. Progress in the fight against cancer will be stunted for a generation unless swift action is taken. The situation is grave. COVID-19 has had a devastating impact on cancer care and research. Treatments have been delayed (which can be a death sentence for cancer patients) and groundbreaking research has been pushed back years, as labs struggle to regain momentum stymied by shutdowns and scientists ponder other career options.

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