The AMA Speaks Out: They Don't Like RepubliCare Either
Mother Jones While we agree that there are problems with the ACA that must be addressed, we cannot support the AHCA as drafted because of the expected decline in health insurance coverage and the potential harm it would cause to vulnerable patient populations. |
The Intelligencer |
State, Bucks County officials react to Republican ACA replacement plan
The Intelligencer Brian Kline, 45, of Richland, got coverage under Medicaid expansion after being uninsured for nine years. He was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer one year ago, and said having coverage saved his life. Kline Medicaid expansion. Buy Now · Rick Kintzel ... Conservative backlash threatens to sink new GOP health bill Rally questions GOP ACA replacement proposal |
Kansas City Star |
Poor 'don't want health care,' Kansas congressman says, and the backlash begins
Kansas City Star U.S. Rep. Roger Marshall said Wednesday that comments he made about the poor not wanting health care have been misinterpreted and he pointed to his record as a physician in the face of a national backlash over his comments. Marshall, a Great Bend ... Kansas Republican lawmaker says poor people do not want health care Kansas congressman under fire over poor 'don't want health care' comment The poor 'just don't want health care': Republican congressman faces backlash over comments |
Los Angeles Times |
Groups left out in 'patients-centric bill'
Asheboro Courier Tribune WASHINGTON — An extensive list of major health care organizations that are opposing a Republican overhaul measure were consulted as it was crafted, but the White House says those groups' views were cast aside in favor of a “patients-centric bill.”. Doctor, Hospital Groups Line Up Against GOP Health Proposal 1 in 4 Ohio hospitals could close under GOP Obamacare replacement, Ohio Hospitals Association chief says |
HealthDay |
Downside to Gluten-Free Diets: Diabetes Risk?
HealthDay THURSDAY, March 9, 2017 (HealthDay News) -- "Gluten-free" may be the latest diet fad, but new research casts some doubt on its presumed health benefits. In a large study of U.S. health professionals, scientists found that those with the least gluten in ... How healthy are low-gluten diets anyway? Gluten-free diets may be linked to increased type 2 diabetes risk Why gluten-free food is not the healthy option and could increase your risk of diabetes |