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Nada Hassanein

Nada Hassanein

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Health Inequities Reporter, Stateline

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  • OKLAHOMA VOICE: Blue Cross Blue Shield now requires Oklahomans receive prior approval for severe asthma drugs

    By Nada Hassanein| Tahlequah Daily Press Verified Patients in five states who have severe asthma and are covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield are facing a new obstacle to getting treatment. On Tuesday, BCBS began mandating that severe asthma patients self-administer their drugs at home, unless their provider gets prior approval from the insurance company. kAm%96 A2E:6?ED 27764E65 2C6 E9@D6 4@G6C65 :? x==:?@:D[ %6I2D[ ~<=29@>2[ }6H |6I:4@[ 2?5 |@?E2?2[ 3FE ?@E E9@D6 H:E9 |65:42C6 @C |65:42:5[ E96 :?DFC2?46 8:2?E D2JD] %9@D6 7:G6 DE2E6D 2C6 :?4=F565 :?

    By Nada Hassanein · Tahlequah Daily Press

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • Trump has canceled environmental justice grants. Here’s what communities are losing.

    By Nada Hassanein| Maine Morning Star Verified Jabaar Edmond has long advocated for better air quality in his Childs Park neighborhood in St. Petersburg, Florida. For decades, residents of the predominantly Black neighborhood complained of a persistent gasolinelike odor. “We had an initiative called ‘Smell something, say something,’” said Edmond, former president of the neighborhood’s association. Residents have long sounded that alarm, blaming the noxious odor on a nearby oil recycling facility.

    By Nada Hassanein · Maine Morning Star

    Apr. 19, 2025

  • OKLAHOMA VOICE: Blue Cross Blue Shield now requires Oklahomans receive prior approval for severe asthma drugs

    By Nada Hassanein| Tahlequah Daily Press Verified Patients in five states who have severe asthma and are covered by Blue Cross Blue Shield are facing a new obstacle to getting treatment. On Tuesday, BCBS began mandating that severe asthma patients self-administer their drugs at home, unless their provider gets prior approval from the insurance company. kAm%96 A2E:6?ED 27764E65 2C6 E9@D6 4@G6C65 :? x==:?@:D[ %6I2D[ ~<=29@>2[ }6H |6I:4@[ 2?5 |@?E2?2[ 3FE ?@E E9@D6 H:E9 |65:42C6 @C |65:42:5[ E96 :?DFC2?46 8:2?E D2JD] %9@D6 7:G6 DE2E6D 2C6 :?4=F565 :?

    By Nada Hassanein · Tahlequah Daily Press

    Apr. 19, 2025

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