Q&A;: Ebola and Africa’s Untold Stories
New America Media, Question & Answer, Posted: Oct 04, 2014
Dr. Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma, chair of the African Union Commission, is currently overseeing the deployment of AU volunteers to help halt the spread of Ebola.
US Ebola Victim Made Several Stops on His Way to Texas
The Root, News Report, Posted: Oct 02, 2014
The man who became the first person in the U.S. to be diagnosed with Ebola made quite a few stops around the world before reaching his final destination in Dallas, the Associated Press reports.
‘Health For All’ Bill Would Fix Hole in the Affordable Care Act
New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 30, 2014
With immigration reform delayed at the federal level, Assemblymember Rob Bonta is gearing up to bring health coverage to everyone, regardless of immigration status.
Could More Low-Income Women Benefit From Doulas?
VoiceWaves / New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 28, 2014
Research suggests that doulas could benefit at-risk mothers but there are barriers, both real and perceived, to accessing them.
CA Program May Simplify Healthcare Paperwork for Low-Income Patients
El Tecolote/New America Media , News Report, Posted: Sep 28, 2014
Many California low-income seniors and people with disabilities may find a new program can help them cut through Medicare and Medi-Cal paperwork.
Minnesotans Show How to Create ‘Dementia-Friendly’ Communities
Park Bugle/New America Media, News Report, Posted: Sep 27, 2014
Over 40 states have plans for the growing senior population with Alzheimer’s. Minnesotans want their communities to be safe and “dementia friendly.”
Californians Under Covered California Experience Delays, Dropped Coverage
Asian Journal, News Report, Posted: Sep 26, 2014
Covered California acknowledged problems with enrollment delays and dropped health plan coverage for nearly 30,000 consumers over the weekend. The health insurance exchange is working to fix the issue before the next sign-up period this fall.
Opponents of Marijuana Legalization Speak Out
Washington Informer, News Report, Posted: Sep 25, 2014
The use of recreational drugs in the U.S., a common occurrence among youth, often leads to negative outcomes including addiction, incarceration and even death.
Ebola Weakens Already Fragile Nations
Washington Informer, News Analysis, Posted: Sep 21, 2014
Fourteen years of war in Liberia has left the country with a broken, tattered infrastructure that is being further weakened by a massive Ebola outbreak.
Latino Workers Dying at Higher Rates in Job Accidents, Report Shows
FairWarning, News Report, Posted: Sep 18, 2014
Worker advocates blame weak federal and state regulation and a trend of employers increasingly giving dangerous jobs to temporary workers.
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