Fentanyl has made headlines for its role in overdose deaths, but the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warns about the rise of an even deadlier substance. Last year, illegally made fentanyls (IMFs) accounted for over ...
The United States Supreme Court upheld a lower court decision on Monday, holding that an Arkansas statute mandating drug makers to offer discounts to doctors who use outside pharmacies does not violate federal law. The high court ...
CHARLOTTE — An group that studies health policy called KFF says that more than 13% of adults in North Carolina have medical debt. With that number, North Carolina is one of the states with the most hospital ...
Every child and pregnant woman will be able to get health insurance starting January 1, 2025, thanks to a new law. “Cover All Coloradans” is a program that makes state Medicaid available for care before and after ...
On Thursday, the lawyer for a doctor in Forrest City who is being accused of rape and sexual assault asked the Arkansas State Medical Board to let the doctor go back to work with some limits. Instead, ...
Sleep is a fundamental pillar of good health, playing a crucial role in maintaining physical well-being, mental clarity, and emotional balance. Yet, many people fail to get enough sleep, often due to hectic lifestyles, work pressures, or ...
A court has ordered a woman serving three and a half years in jail for cheating Arizona’s Medicaid system to pay more than $3.8 million in reparations. Ariell Dix, 37, was the first person imprisoned in the ...
Every year, the Open Enrollment period provides an opportunity to enroll in or modify your health insurance plan through the Health Insurance Marketplace. This is an ideal time to review your coverage and ensure it meets your ...
Cedar Rapids, Iowa – Despite the release of a new vaccination to protect against the Omicron strain of COVID-19, fewer than 50,000 Johnson County residents have received it this year. This leaves approximately 110,000 people unvaccinated. Johnson ...
A Central Kentucky pharmacist has admitted to filing false claims for more than $100,000 in Medicaid payments. Justin T. Bell pled guilty in federal court on October 10 to one count of making a false statement in ...
