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A county in Florida halts water fluoridation amid political pressure 0
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- 05/05/2025
Florida is poised to become the second state to ban the long-standing practice of adding fluoride to public water systems. State senators have already cleared a bill that would prohibit community water fluoridation, and Florida’s House is expected to vote on a similar bill in the coming week. The word “fluoride” isn’t found anywhere in
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Analyzing Florida’s Governor Race: A Tenuous Future 0
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- 05/05/2025
Introduction to Florida’s Governor Race The 2026 gubernatorial race in Florida is already shaping up to be contentious, with notable leadership failures in the past casting long shadows over the candidates. The current governor has drawn public scrutiny for his controversial choices and statements regarding potential successors, leading to speculation about the future of the
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Predictions for the Upcoming Election: Could Donald Trump Win?0
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- 05/05/2025
As the upcoming election draws near, there is speculation about the chances of former President Donald Trump winning. While it is important to note that predicting election outcomes can be challenging, there are several factors that could potentially work in Trump’s favor. Firstly, Trump’s enduring popularity among a significant segment of the population could translate
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A Critical Review of Kamala Harris’s Vice Presidency: Strengths, Weaknesses, and Political Implications 0
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- 05/05/2025
Introduction Since stepping into her role as Vice President, Kamala Harris has experienced a tenure filled with both praise and scrutiny. Over the past three years, public opinion has diverged sharply, with many Americans questioning the effectiveness of her contributions. Although Harris has exhibited some strengths, her tenure is often marred by a lack of
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Presidential Election Updates: Key Moves for Kamala Harris and Potential Republican Contenders 0
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- 05/05/2025
Current State of the Presidential Election The current landscape of the presidential election is dynamic, marked by significant developments from both major parties. As the campaign season progresses, Vice President Kamala Harris has been making strategic moves to solidify her position within the Democratic Party. She is emerging as a pivotal figure, particularly as President
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The Iowa Caucus and the Road to the Presidential Election Rematch 0
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- 05/05/2025
The Iowa Caucus marked a significant turning point in the 2020 presidential election, as Donald Trump emerged victorious, setting the stage for a highly anticipated rematch between him and Joe Biden. The outcome of the caucus aligned with many predictions, solidifying Trump’s position as the Republican candidate. As the race progressed, various predictions emerged regarding
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Federal AmeriCorps cuts ‘devastating’ to local health, nutrition programs 0
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- 05/05/2025
Some local nonprofits that work to address food insecurity, overdoses and senior isolation are scrambling after the elimination of funding for the AmeriCorps program, which places volunteers with nonprofits across the country. The Rural Health Network of South Central New York, which runs the program locally in Binghamton, learned on April 28 that funding through
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The Policy Trends the Business Group on Health Is Watching 0
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- 05/04/2025
There is no shortage of recent policy announcements affecting healthcare, from potential Medicaid cuts to changes in the administration. Several of these announcements have major implications for employers as they develop their health benefits strategies. In a recent interview at the Business Group on Health conference in Nashville, Ellen Kelsay, CEO of the employer advocacy
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The Popemobile of Peace: Pope Francis’ final gift to Gaza 0
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- 05/04/2025
Pope Francis requests that his popemobile be turned into a health clinic for the children of Gaza. By Francesca Merlo Pope Francis’ legacy of peace continues to shine in our conflict-ridden world. The closeness he showed to the most vulnerable during his earthly mission is radiating even after his death, and this most recent surprise
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In the latest AIR Health News… 🧑‍⚕️ AIR’s work strengthening rural…0
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- 05/04/2025
In the latest AIR Health News… 🧑⚕️ AIR’s work strengthening rural health care through workforce development and quality improvement. 🔍 Insights from a recent webinar on Medicaid fraud and abuse featuring AIR SVP Tim Hill and other experts. 📉 A new report that shows smoking rates are declining, but HPV vaccination rates need improvement. ⚠️
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Daily Chats and Nature Boost Mental Health 0
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- 05/03/2025
Summary: A new study reveals that simple daily behaviors, such as chatting with friends, spending time in nature, and engaging in mentally stimulating activities, are strongly linked to improved mental well-being. People who connected socially every day scored notably higher on mental health measures than those who did so rarely. Other beneficial activities included physical
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Hawaii Gov. Josh Green: RFK Jr. is bad news for healthcare – CNN 0
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- 05/03/2025
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green: RFK Jr. is bad news for healthcare. 05:50. Now playing. – Source: CNN. dnt measles bart california_00011028.jpg. Video Ad … Source link
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Medical journals hit with threatening letters from Justice Department : Shots 0
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- 05/02/2025
Interim U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia Ed Martin speaking before his appointment at a hearing on Capitol Hill on June 13, 2023. Michael A. McCoy/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Michael A. McCoy/Getty Images The letters began arriving at medical journals around the country over the last few weeks. “It has been brought
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Trump Administration Cancels $1 Billion in Grants for Student Mental Health 0
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- 05/02/2025
The Trump administration has halted $1 billion for mental health services for children, saying that the programs funded by a bipartisan law aimed at stemming gun violence in schools were no longer in “the best interest of the federal government.” Lawmakers authorized the money in 2022 after a former student opened fire at an elementary
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