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Anna Claire Vollers

Anna Claire Vollers

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Healthcare Reporter, Stateline

Alabama

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Total articles 3863

  • Federal government to remove gender dysphoria from protected disabilities list

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified| Gay Sonoma Verified Features/ Health/ Top Stories The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services will remove gender dysphoria from disabilities protected under federal law, but it’s still unclear whether 17 Republican state attorneys general will continue a related lawsuit that could dismantle federal protections for all people with disabilities. Last fall, Texas GOP Attorney General Ken Paxton sued the federal government over the Biden administration’s addition of a gender identity-related disorder to the...

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified · Gay Sonoma

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • A fifth of Americans are on Medicaid. Some of them have no idea

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified| KTTN-KGOZ Radio (Trenton, MO) Verified Click the + Icon To See Additional Sharing Options(Missouri Independent) – Some Americans who rely on Medicaid to pay for their health care don’t realize their insurance is funded by that very program, which congressional Republicans are looking to shrink.

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified · KTTN-KGOZ Radio (Trenton, MO)

    Apr. 22, 2025

  • A fifth of Americans are on Medicaid. Some of them have no idea

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified| Missouri Independent@ Some Americans who rely on Medicaid to pay for their health care don’t realize their insurance is funded by that very program, which congressional Republicans are looking to shrink. One reason is that state programs aren’t always called “Medicaid.” Many states have rebranded their programs with consumer-friendly names such as SoonerCare in Oklahoma, Apple Health in Washington, Medi-Cal in California or TennCare in Tennessee.

    By Anna Claire Vollers Verified · Missouri Independent

    Apr. 21, 2025

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