Why Ohio needs the Respiratory Care Interstate Compact By Miriam O’Day Key Points The testimony urges passage of SB-149 to allow licensed respiratory therapists to practice across state lines more easily, improving patient access and reducing... Read more Telehealth shutdown makes doctors’ visits more difficult for some By HPN Staff Key Points As of Oct. 1, Medicare recipients will no longer broadly qualify for telehealth reimbursement. The COVID-era flexibilities that had allowed telehealth for all bene... Read more Bipartisan coalition aims to prevent health premium spike for the self-employed By HPN Staff Key Points If the enhanced ACA marketplace subsidies expire at the end of 2025, premiums could rise by 75% on average for enrollees, with many small business owners and self-e... Read more Raw Milk sales gaining the attention of state lawmakers By HPN Staff Key Points House Bill 406, introduced by Reps. Kellie Deeter and Levi Dean, proposes allowing raw milk sales if consumers sign liability waivers and sellers conduct monthly pa... Read more Who are the 5 new members on the CDC vaccine advisory committee? By HPN Staff Key Points The five new members bring a mix of backgrounds (epidemiology, obstetrics, pharmacy, pediatric cardiology, transplant surgery), and the administration frames their ... Read more A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 MOST VIEWED 1 GAO says ACA fraud is rampant 2 States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare 3 U.S. nutrition guidelines shift back toward a pyramid — but with a twist 4 Advocates in Massachusetts look to reverse recreational marijuana legalization DONATE
Telehealth shutdown makes doctors’ visits more difficult for some By HPN Staff Key Points As of Oct. 1, Medicare recipients will no longer broadly qualify for telehealth reimbursement. The COVID-era flexibilities that had allowed telehealth for all bene... Read more Bipartisan coalition aims to prevent health premium spike for the self-employed By HPN Staff Key Points If the enhanced ACA marketplace subsidies expire at the end of 2025, premiums could rise by 75% on average for enrollees, with many small business owners and self-e... Read more Raw Milk sales gaining the attention of state lawmakers By HPN Staff Key Points House Bill 406, introduced by Reps. Kellie Deeter and Levi Dean, proposes allowing raw milk sales if consumers sign liability waivers and sellers conduct monthly pa... Read more Who are the 5 new members on the CDC vaccine advisory committee? By HPN Staff Key Points The five new members bring a mix of backgrounds (epidemiology, obstetrics, pharmacy, pediatric cardiology, transplant surgery), and the administration frames their ... Read more A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Bipartisan coalition aims to prevent health premium spike for the self-employed By HPN Staff Key Points If the enhanced ACA marketplace subsidies expire at the end of 2025, premiums could rise by 75% on average for enrollees, with many small business owners and self-e... Read more Raw Milk sales gaining the attention of state lawmakers By HPN Staff Key Points House Bill 406, introduced by Reps. Kellie Deeter and Levi Dean, proposes allowing raw milk sales if consumers sign liability waivers and sellers conduct monthly pa... Read more Who are the 5 new members on the CDC vaccine advisory committee? By HPN Staff Key Points The five new members bring a mix of backgrounds (epidemiology, obstetrics, pharmacy, pediatric cardiology, transplant surgery), and the administration frames their ... Read more A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Raw Milk sales gaining the attention of state lawmakers By HPN Staff Key Points House Bill 406, introduced by Reps. Kellie Deeter and Levi Dean, proposes allowing raw milk sales if consumers sign liability waivers and sellers conduct monthly pa... Read more Who are the 5 new members on the CDC vaccine advisory committee? By HPN Staff Key Points The five new members bring a mix of backgrounds (epidemiology, obstetrics, pharmacy, pediatric cardiology, transplant surgery), and the administration frames their ... Read more A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Who are the 5 new members on the CDC vaccine advisory committee? By HPN Staff Key Points The five new members bring a mix of backgrounds (epidemiology, obstetrics, pharmacy, pediatric cardiology, transplant surgery), and the administration frames their ... Read more A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
A cautious eye is needed in AI healthcare delivery By Vaile Wright Key Points AI can expand access to behavioral health care through digital therapeutics, chatbots, and administrative support tools — reducing clin... Read more Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Fluoride in drinking water draws growing scrutiny By HPN Staff Key Points Florida and Utah have banned water fluoridation statewide, and HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has signaled interest in ending the fed... Read more Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Federal data mining project seeks to identify causes of autism By HPN Staff Key Points A $50 million project led by NIH, launched by HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., to mine existing data for potential autism causes and ... Read more Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Kennedy pushes back during heated hearing, seeks return to agency’s original mission By HPN Staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to narrow the CDC’s mission to infectious disease control, citing “mission creep” and the agency... Read more Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more
Florida to end vaccine mandates, other states form alliances amid federal turmoil By HPN Staff Key Points Florida may become the first state to eliminate all vaccine mandates for schoolchildren, though some changes would require legislative app... Read more
