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Grant Supports Doulas in CT Pushing for State Policy Changes

A coalition of doulas in Connecticut hopes to expand their participation in public policy discussions about the care they deliver with the support of a new grant. Doulas support pregnant people throughout the birthing process. The Connecticut Health Foundation is providing the Doulas for Connecticut Coalition a $76,000 grant for state policy advocacy. .

Surprise Medical Bill Theres an Ohio Law for That / Public News Service

Ohio patients have new protections to help prevent the sticker shock of surprise medical bills. In a recent poll, nearly one in three privately insured Ohio adults said they have received an unexpected bill for health-care services. Typically, it s for treatment they got from an out-of-network provider not of their choice - such as a consulting physician or radiologist during a hospital visit. .

MI Universities Get Funding to Sequence COVID, Other Infectious Diseases

MI Universities Get Funding to Sequence COVID, Other Infectious Diseases
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OR Officials Urge Booster Shots as COVID Cases Skyrocket

Oregon is in the midst of its biggest spike in COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic. Health officials are urging the public to get vaccinated or, if they re already vaccinated, to get a booster shot, as the Omicron variant drives cases up across the country. Dr. .

TX Survey Hispanics Suffer Greatest Financial Hardship from COVID 19 / Public News Service

Half of Texas residents say COVID-19 has caused them financial hardship, and Hispanic families faced the most severe consequences, according to a new survey by the Episcopal Health Foundation. Brian Sasser, chief communications officer for the Foundation, said the report highlighted how the pandemic is affecting Texans differently depending on household income, race and other factors. "Fifty-nine percent of Hispanics in Texas experienced financial hardship," Sasser reported. " .

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