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Once the COVID public health emergency ends, millions will have to reapply for Medicaid or find coverage elsewhere.
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ASU Board of Trustees elects new leadership at May 5 meeting
Alabama to add 96 new pre-k classrooms in the fall
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More than 15 million in U.S. could lose Medicaid coverage without action
White House warned against Alabama’s law criminalizing transgender care
Yale report finds flawed science in Alabama’s law criminalizing care for transgender youth
Governor announces two additional mental health crisis centers
Former Alabama woman starts church in wake of anti-trans laws
COVID-19 stories
Opinion
The pandemic made evident the many gaps in Alabama’s healthcare system and it’s time for us to fix those gaps now.
Health
A World Games spokesman told APR that officials are monitoring COVID and will follow guidelines of local public health authorities.
News
Medical professionals are not immune to the grief, trauma and isolation of the last two years. In fact, we have been right in the...
Health
Dr. Scott Harris, who is vaccinated and boosted, on Tuesday tested positive for COVID-19 on Tuesday but is exhibiting mild symptoms.
Health
Congress failed to approve additional COVID funding to pay for tests, treatments and vaccines, and the burden to pay for those is to fall...
Corruption
There is no clear language in the bill defining any limitations of what FDA-approved medications could be claimed as a treatment for COVID-19.
Legislature
Doctors who have treated patients with medicine including Ivermectin and hydrochloryquine spoke in support of the bill.
Health
Alabama received $2.1 billion in American Rescue Plan Act funds.
Health
Jefferson County Health Officer Dr. Mark Wilson and UAB epidemiologist Dr. Rachael Lee look back on the first two years of COVID.
