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More than a year has passed since Gainesville’s city auditor resigned and the search for a long-term replacement could end soon. Gainesville City Commission completed interviews Nov. 28 for three …
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Aidan Bush (via WUFT News)
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11/30/23
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Open enrollment for 2024 health plans is underway in Connecticut. Residents can sign up for health coverage on the state’s Affordable Care Act Exchange through Jan. 15. For the enrollment period …
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Jenna Carlesso (via Hartford Courant - Politics)
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11/30/23
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Deena Prichep (via WNYC)
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11/30/23
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A CT firefighter had cancer 3 times. A new law won’t help him but he’s working for it to help others
The president of the Uniformed Professional Firefighters Association, said that benefit “woefully fell short of what we needed,” so the union kept pushing to expand it.
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Mike Savino (via Hartford Courant - Politics)
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11/30/23
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Falls off ladders and roofs while holiday decorating send dozens of South Floridians to hospital emergency departments each year with everything from minor injuries to broken spines and fractured …
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Cindy Krischer Goodman (via Sun Sentinel)
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11/30/23
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A University of North Florida Public Opinion Research Lab poll finds 62% of state voters would support a referendum adding abortion rights to the state Constitution and 67% favor a proposed amendment …
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Anthony Man (via Sun Sentinel)
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11/30/23
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By Alexa Spencer | Word In Black (WIB) – A nonprofit and a law firm filed a lawsuit against the city of San Francisco and the state of California over Abundant Birth Project, an initiative that …
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WordInBlack.com (via The Sacramento Observer)
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11/30/23
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A potential EU framework could bring big benefits for healthcare and research, but EIT Health said Ireland needs to strike a balance between data protection and data sharing.
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Leigh Mc Gowran (via Silicon Republic)
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11/30/23
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Full Medicaid coverage starts this week for hundreds of thousands of uninsured adults in North Carolina
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11/30/23
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One nurse said 12 officers recently were needed to intervene with a combative patient.
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Via KING5
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11/29/23
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After Multnomah County leaders decided to fine AMR $513,650 for late ambulance responses in August, AMR leaders decided to respond on-camera, sounding the alarm.
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Via KGW
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11/29/23
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The activity comes the same day two residents filed a lawsuit to close the troubled facility.
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Jason Green (via The Mercury News)
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11/29/23
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A South African company will make vaginal rings that protect against HIV, which AIDS experts say should eventually make them cheaper and more readily available
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Via ABC News USA
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11/29/23
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The twin Bristol cities share a name and a state line, but abortion accessibility changes over a 1 mile span. Abortion is illegal in Bristol, Tennessee, but down the road in Virginia, a clinic …
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Sahara Sriraman (via Virginian-Pilot)
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11/29/23
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The twin Bristol cities share a name and a state line, but abortion accessibility changes over a 1 mile span. Abortion is illegal in Bristol, Tennessee, but down the road in Virginia, a clinic …
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Sahara Sriraman (via Daily Press)
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11/29/23
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A South African company will make vaginal rings that protect against HIV, which AIDS experts say should eventually make them cheaper and more readily available.
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MARIA CHENG (via The Seattle Times)
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11/29/23
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NORFOLK, Va. (WAVY) — Depression and suicide took center stage in a performance from the Virginia Stage Company at EVMS Wednesday morning. "I think at the least, this is a play that builds …
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Stephanie Hudson (via WAVY)
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11/29/23
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Alachua County is struggling with the homeless population in Gainesville. However, the Alachua County Commission proposed to buy the Scottish Inn, a local motel in town, and turn it into a permanent …
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Kennedy Mason (via WUFT News)
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11/29/23
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An Ochsner Lafayette General initiative to combat opioid addiction and abuse in rural communities has been funded with $1 million in federal dollars to be spent on preventative and educational …
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Alena Maschke (via The Current)
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11/29/23
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Personality traits like extraversion and conscientiousness may lower the risk of developing dementia, according to new research on the relationship between behavior and cognitive decline. The new …
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Michael Tanenbaum (via PhillyVoice)
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11/29/23
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