Healthcare
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I’m a Doctor, and Trump’s Playing a Deadly Game with Your Health Care
Wisconsin physician says rejecting a special enrollment period to get ACA coverage is mindlessly partisan
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Wisconsin Nurse Describes the Coronavirus Horror in New York City: ‘You’re Never Ready for Them to Die’
Buffy Riley experiences the harsh realities at the current center of the outbreak
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The Next Coronavirus Crisis Wisconsin Is About To Face
Propofol, Fentanyl in high demand as COVID-19 has yet to peak in Wisconsin
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Husband of Woman Who Mistakenly Invited Teen to Thanksgiving Dies of COVID-19
The Arizona woman garnered social media fame in 2016 when she accidentally invited 17-year-old Jamal Hinton to her home for the holiday.
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40 Coronavirus Testing Sites Lose Federal Funding Even Though Tests Are Still Hard to Get
The decision to end funding for these sites could exacerbate the existing shortage of COVID-19 tests just as many states are hurtling toward their peak in cases.
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Black Communities Will Be Disproportionately Affected If States Have to Ration Coronavirus Care
The effects of environmental, economic, and political discrimination have left African Americans with higher risks of chronic conditions, moving them further down the list of priority patients.
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Trump Reportedly Has ‘Financial Interest’ in Drug He Says Fights COVID-19
Ignoring medical experts and scientists, Trump has aggressively promoted hydroxychloroquine, while acknowledging that he isn’t a doctor and instead relies on “common sense.”
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Trump Doesn’t Think There’s A Medical Supply Shortage. These Hospitals Beg to Differ.
An internal government report released Monday contradicts President Trump’s assessment that hospital administrators are “thrilled to be where they are.”
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Can Warm Weather Halt Coronavirus?
Despite some evidence that warm weather has some effect on the virus, studies are not conclusive and complacency could have “disastrous results.”
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Here’s How to Apply for Health Insurance If You Lost Your Job Because of Coronavirus
Under the ACA, people who experience “qualifying life events,” such as losing their jobs, can enroll in a health insurance plan on the individual markets.
