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Well being Reporting within the States : NPR

Well being Reporting within the States : NPR




Well being Reporting within the States A collaboration between NPR, KFF Well being Information and member stations.

Miriam McDonald spends time together with her 4-year-old son, Nico. McDonald struggled to get take care of postpartum despair at Kaiser Permanente, an expertise that may ultimately result in vital coverage modifications by the well being care supplier.

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North Philadelphia resident Katherine Camacho expressed curiosity in changing into a “trusted messenger” with the opioid disaster outreach staff when a canvasser approached her at her residence.

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Tim Lillard on the residence he and his late spouse, Ann Picha-Lillard, shared in suburban southeast Michigan. Since her loss of life in 2022, Lillard has made it his mission to go the Protected Affected person Care Act, which might create necessary nurse-to-patient ratios in Michigan hospitals.

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After his spouse died, he joined nurses to push for brand spanking new staffing guidelines in hospitals

As a part of his pediatric observe, Dr. Safdar Medina treats opioid use dysfunction. Throughout a latest appointment at a clinic in Uxbridge, Mass., Medina switched a teenage affected person’s buprenorphine prescription to an injectable kind and checked in about his faculty and social life.

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Extra children are dying of drug overdoses. May pediatricians do extra to assist?

Dr. Stefan Friedrichsdorf demonstrates one of many distraction strategies he makes use of for youngsters receiving photographs at UCSF Benioff Kids’s Hospital in San Francisco on Dec. 18.

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Pictures might be scary and painful for youths. One physician has a plan to finish needle phobia

Jorge Rubiano exterior a short lived migrant shelter the place he stayed after arriving in Chicago final summer season from Colombia.

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For Chicago’s new migrants, casual help teams assist ease the ache and trauma

Joslyn Herrera helps purchasers fighting dependancy discover companies on the Santa Fe Restoration Middle. Herrera spent her teenage years fighting opioid dependancy, and says her many stints in juvenile detention did nothing to assist her restoration.

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Well being advocates criticize New Mexico governor for rising juvenile detention

Yearly, an estimated 100,000 younger adults or adolescents within the U.S. expertise a psychotic episode. Solely 10-20% of them acquire entry to the holistic therapy method really helpful by the Nationwide Institute of Psychological Well being because the gold normal of take care of early psychosis, attributable to lack of area or as a result of insurance coverage will not cowl it.

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It retains folks with schizophrenia at school and on the job. Why will not insurance coverage pay?

Dr. Shoshana Ungerleider (proper) interviews comic Tig Notaro about drawing humor from her breast most cancers analysis. Ungerleider is the founding father of Finish Properly, a nonprofit targeted on shifting the American dialog round loss of life. Their dialogue befell in November at Finish Properly’s 2023 convention held in Los Angeles.

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Medical doctors are pushing Hollywood for extra sensible depictions of loss of life and dying on TV

Unionized staff picket exterior the Windfall Neighborhood Well being Facilities on Oct. 12, 2023.

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Extra sufferers are shedding their medical doctors – and their belief within the major care system

Graduate scholar researcher Jacquelynn Mornay, with the LSU Faculty of Public Well being, exhibits a noise studying taken beneath the Claiborne Expressway on July 18, 2023, in New Orleans. The decibel ranges are just like that of a bike engine and will trigger everlasting listening to harm after extended publicity.

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A New Orleans neighborhood confronts the racist legacy of a poisonous stretch of freeway

Esther Lau testifies on June 20 earlier than the California Senate Judiciary Committee in help of Assemblywoman Wendy Carrillo’s invoice permitting teenagers with Medi-Cal protection to hunt remedy with out parental approval.

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California expands insurance coverage entry for teenagers looking for remedy on their very own

Karli (left) and Elmo (proper) seem in Season 51 of Sesame Road. In separate movies and tales out there free of charge on-line, Karli, Elmo and supportive grownup characters focus on how Karli’s mom is in restoration for an unspecified dependancy.

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Muppets from Sesame Workshop assist clarify opioid dependancy to younger kids

Intermountain Residential in Helena, Montana, is one a handful of packages within the U.S. offering long-term behavioral well being therapy for youths youthful than 10. Directors lately introduced that staffing shortages are forcing them to downsize from 32 beds to eight, and the power might need to shut fully.

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For youths in disaster, it is getting more durable to seek out long-term residential therapy

A social employee prepares to roll out with an officer at Denver Police District 5 on December 21, 2017. Denver has been a mannequin for different cities, together with Philadelphia, making an attempt to create new methods to reply to emergency calls involving psychological sicknesses or drug addictions.

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Cities understand how police reply to psychological disaster calls wants to vary. However how?

A #RestoreRoe rally exterior Michigan’s capitol in Lansing in Sept. 2022. Voters overwhelmingly authorized enshrining abortion rights within the state structure later that 12 months.

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In Michigan, #RestoreRoe abortion rights motion hits its restrict within the legislature

Emily Bendt cradles her two-week-old toddler, Willow, at her residence close to Portland, OR in early October 2023. Bendt, a pediatric nurse, carefully adopted the latest approval of the RSV monoclonal antibody Nirsevimab however has been unable to seek out it for her daughter.

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A brand new RSV shot may assist shield infants this winter — if they’ll get it in time

A pediatric dosage of the brand new Moderna COVID vaccine, after a long-awaited cargo lastly arrived on the workplace of Southern Orange County Pediatric Associates. The date the vaccine arrived, Oct. 11, is marked on the field.

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As winter nears, some dad and mom are nonetheless looking for the brand new pediatric COVID shot

At a signing ceremony in April, Michigan’s Democratic governor, Gretchen Whitmer, formally repealed the state’s 1931 abortion ban. The previous statute was unenforceable after voters enshrined abortion rights within the state structure final November. Now Whitmer is backing extra payments to repeal abortion rules involving paperwork and fee, however one Democratic lawmaker may jeopardize the vote.

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Michigan Democrats wish to ease entry to abortion. However one Democrat is saying no

An unidentified lady lies beneath a blanket in a cell within the Flathead County Detention Middle in Kalispell, Montana. She has been held there for practically a 12 months after being discovered mentally unfit to face trial on housebreaking expenses, in line with a jail official.

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Montana inmates with psychological sickness languish in jail awaiting therapy earlier than trial

Peacemakers have a debrief earlier than concluding their work for the day on the Lincoln Fields residences complicated in Miami, Fla. Lamont Nanton (second from left) is the group’s supervisor and Shameka Pierce (third from left) works with the group.

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To stop gun violence, these peacemakers begin with the fundamentals

Medical assistant Lakeisha Pratt (left,) and receptionist David Bowers put together for a busy day at North Aspect Christian Well being Middle, a safety-net well being middle in Pittsburgh. Even a short lived authorities shutdown may disrupt funding and drive the clinic to chop again.

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Federal shutdown may disrupt affected person care at safety-net clinics throughout U.S.

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