Most Covid-19 research has been dedicated to understanding the virus itself and how it spreads and affects people. But almost one year later, we’re getting a better picture of what parents and children are feeling and dealing with day-to-day – with con…
Congress moved to fix some Medicare enrollment problems but missed the biggest one. The government still doesn’t have to tell you about Medicare when you turn 65.
Massachusetts is the latest state giving direct access to nurse practitioners as momentum builds behind legislation to eliminate hurdles for patients who need primary care during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Democrats likely need to win both U.S. Senate races in Georgia on Tuesday for President-elect Joe Biden’s proposal to expand Medicare to Americans as young as 60 to become a reality.
There are reasons to be cautiously optimistic about 2021. But, just as no-one could have known in December of 2019 that a novel coronavirus would sweep around the world and wreak havoc, we can’t know with certainty which exogenous shocks may occur in 2…
It may be on parents to begin lobbying their local governments and politicians for change.
The Pink Collar Recession, Congress’ Stimulus Bill, and How Healthcare Leaders Are Stepping Up To Keep Women In the Workforce Covid-19 continues to disproportionately impact women in the workforce while threatening to push any gains in female leadershi…
Sesh is a platform and a mental health app on a mission to make mental healthcare accessible, starting with online group support.
In early 2020, the federal government took a gamble on a plucky startup that had never had an approved medication could produce a Covid-19 vaccine. On Friday, it got paid off as Moderna’s vaccine got a regulatory signoff and will start being distribute…
Walgreens has begun administering Pfizer’s vaccine against Covid-19 to “residents and staff at long-term care facilities” in several states as part of a U.S. government contract to immunize nearly 3 million people.
