Health Care

Nearly Half The Country Doesn't Know Health Law Exists

President Asks Moms For Help Promoting Obamacare

by: Scott Horsley

Deported While Unconscious

Resolutions Would Urge Baystate Franklin to Keep Services Intact

Date: 04/08/2013

Contributor: Henry Epp

At least ten towns have introduced resolutions that would urge Baystate Franklin hospital in Greenfield, Massachusetts not to cut back medical services.

Lawyers Join Doctors To Ease Patients' Legal Anxieties

by: Jeff St. Clair

Three Years On, States Still Struggle With Health Care Law Messaging

by: NPR Staff

Aging Homeless Face More Health Issues, Early Death

by: Pam Fessler

Immigrants Key To Looming Health Aide Shortage

by: Marisa Peñaloza

Home Health Aides Often As Old As Their Clients

by: Jennifer Ludden

In a red brick rambler in a Maryland suburb of Washington, D.C., Onether Lowery begins her daily shift as a caregiver.

Social Workers Help Navigate Path To Transplant

What's A Governor To Do With The Health Care Law?

by: Julie Rovner

Miss. Rep: Abortion Clinic Regulation Protects Women

'Unconstitutional' Miss. Abortion Law Has To Go

Massachusetts Governor Patrick and the Supreme Court's Decision on Health Care

Date: 07/03/2012

Contributor: Susan Kaplan

Last week's Supreme Court decision affirming the constitutionality of President Obama's Affordable Care Act renewed discussion about how Massachusetts landmark health care reform is faring.

Doctors On Effects Of Supreme Court Decision

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