FDA says providers offering medication abortion before pregnancy have gone rogue
The agency says it’s concerned the practice could endanger patients’ health.
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By Ben Leonard
VA plans to offer abortion services to certain veterans and beneficiaries
The VA submitted an interim final rule that would enable it to provide abortions when the life or health of a veteran or beneficiary is in peril, or in cases of rape or incest.
VA plans to offer abortion services to certain veterans and beneficiaries
The VA submitted an interim final rule that would enable it to provide abortions when the life or health of a veteran or beneficiary is in peril, or in cases of rape or incest.
VA plans to offer abortion services to certain veterans and beneficiaries
The VA submitted an interim final rule that would enable it to provide abortions when the life or health of a veteran or beneficiary is in peril, or in cases of rape or incest.
VA plans to offer abortion services to certain veterans and beneficiaries
The VA submitted an interim final rule that would enable it to provide abortions when the life or health of a veteran or beneficiary is in peril, or in cases of rape or incest.
VA plans to offer abortion services to certain veterans and beneficiaries
The VA submitted an interim final rule that would enable it to provide abortions when the life or health of a veteran or beneficiary is in peril, or in cases of rape or incest.
Hackers have laid siege to U.S. health care and a tiny HHS office is buckling under the pressure
With a dearth of resources, the Office for Civil Rights is struggling with an overflowing caseload.
Hackers have laid siege to U.S. health care and a tiny HHS office is buckling under the pressure
With a dearth of resources, the Office for Civil Rights is struggling with an overflowing caseload.
Hackers have laid siege to U.S. health care and a tiny HHS office is buckling under the pressure
With a dearth of resources, the Office for Civil Rights is struggling with an overflowing caseload.
Hackers have laid siege to U.S. health care and a tiny HHS office is buckling under the pressure
With a dearth of resources, the Office for Civil Rights is struggling with an overflowing caseload.
Fraud is the killjoy at the telehealth party
Congress is rushing to maintain telehealth access it promoted during the pandemic, but some fear virtual medicine without safeguards could enable fraud.
Fraud is the killjoy at the telehealth party
Congress is rushing to maintain telehealth access it promoted during the pandemic, but some fear virtual medicine without safeguards could enable fraud.
Lobbying heats up to protect evidence in potential abortion cases
Prosecutors in states where abortion is now illegal have access to troves of personal data.
Lobbying heats up to protect evidence in potential abortion cases
Prosecutors in states where abortion is now illegal have access to troves of personal data.
Lobbying heats up to protect evidence in potential abortion cases
Prosecutors in states where abortion is now illegal have access to troves of personal data.
Flawed oxygen readings may be behind Covid-19’s toll on people of color
The Food and Drug Administration is convening an advisory panel later this year to investigate
Flawed oxygen readings may be behind Covid-19’s toll on people of color
The Food and Drug Administration is convening an advisory panel later this year to investigate
Flawed oxygen readings may be behind Covid-19’s toll on people of color
The Food and Drug Administration is convening an advisory panel later this year to investigate
What’s next for virtual abortions post-Roe
The decision creates a new and expansive legal frontier for telemedicine.
What’s next for virtual abortions post-Roe
The decision creates a new and expansive legal frontier for telemedicine.
What’s next for virtual abortions post-Roe
The decision creates a new and expansive legal frontier for telemedicine.
‘Uterus surveillance’: The scramble to keep abortion data from prying eyes
Telemedicine groups are looking to bolster privacy protections ahead of Roe decision.
‘Uterus surveillance’: The scramble to keep abortion data from prying eyes
Telemedicine groups are looking to bolster privacy protections ahead of Roe decision.
‘Uterus surveillance’: The scramble to keep abortion data from prying eyes
Telemedicine groups are looking to bolster privacy protections ahead of Roe decision.
‘Uterus surveillance’: The scramble to keep abortion data from prying eyes
Telemedicine groups are looking to bolster privacy protections ahead of Roe decision.
‘Uterus surveillance’: The scramble to keep abortion data from prying eyes
Telemedicine groups are looking to bolster privacy protections ahead of Roe decision.
Health data breaches swell in 2021 amid hacking surge, POLITICO analysis finds
Health care organizations including providers and insurers in every state except South Dakota reported such incidents last year.
More GOP states now wagering on vaccine ‘passports’ technology
The technology had been touted by supporters as a way to facilitate safer reopening after pandemic-related shutdowns.
More GOP states now wagering on vaccine ‘passports’ technology
The technology had been touted by supporters as a way to facilitate safer reopening after pandemic-related shutdowns.
Biden administration’s rapid testing website hits speed bumps for some apartment residents
The administration said last week that Americans would be able to order up to four tests per residential address through the website and see tests ship within 7 to 12 days of ordering via the U.S. Postal Service.