Legislative Topic: Health Care

Childrens National Hospital denies performing gender transition surgeries on minors

By

Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C., has refuted newly released audio that purports to show hospital officials affirming that the institution performs gender transition surgeries on teenagers. Chaya Raichik, who runs the popular Twitter account using the alias LibsofTikTok, released audio documenting phone conversations she claims were with multiple officials at Children’s National on her website Thursday … Continued

NYC and Washington Run Out of Monkeypox Vaccines: Officials

By

New York City and Washington have run out of monkeypox vaccine doses on the same day they began to offer them to gay and bisexual men, officials say. In less than one day, New York City’s 1,000 monkeypox vaccine doses were allocated to eligible New Yorkers, according to a letter sent to Gov. Kathy Hochul by New York state … Continued

Military Doctors Can’t Trust DOD Medical Database After COVID Vax Injuries Scrubbed: Whistleblower

By

Green Beret Peter Chambers has been giving vaccine-injury cases directly to Sen. Ron Johnson to aid Wisconsin Republican’s efforts against military vaccine mandate. A group of military doctors alarmed by reported spikes in service members’ miscarriages, myocarditis, cancer and other serious issues in the first year of COVID-19 vaccine availability no longer trust the military’s medical database, … Continued

Arizona Expands Right to Try

By

Arizona will now allow patients the right to try medical remedies that could save their lives but have not been given government approval for use. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey signed the Right to Try for Individualized Treatments (SB1163) on Monday this week. This came one week after the bill passed in the Arizona House of … Continued

South Carolina House OKs Bill to Allow Denial of ‘Violating Conscience’ Healthcare

By

Legislation passed on Friday by the South Carolina State House of Representatives would allow healthcare providers and insurance companies to deny providing services or payments that violate the beliefs of the individual doctors or healthcare entities. ”This bill, the Medical Ethics and Diversity Act, allows a medical practitioner, health care institution, or health care payer to … Continued

Ron DeSantis Announces Wife Is Cancer Free

By

Florida Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Thursday his wife Casey is cancer free following a battle with breast cancer. “I have a positive update about my wife, Casey DeSantis. After going through both treatment and surgery for breast cancer, she is now considered cancer free. And all of you who have had thoughts and prayers … Continued

Governor Youngkin Announces Walgreens to Establish Micro-Fulfillment Center in Hanover County, Creating 249 New Jobs

By

 Leading pharmacy, health, and retail chain to invest $34.2 million in operation to enhance customer online ordering experiences and increase operating efficiencies ~ RICHMOND, VA – Governor Glenn Youngkin today announced that Walgreens, an integrated pharmacy, healthcare, and retail leader, will invest $34.2 million to establish a Micro-Fulfillment Center for high-value pharmaceuticals at the Atlee Station … Continued

Measure Directs $225 Million to Recruit, Retain Pennsylvania Health Care Workers

By

Pennsylvania Republicans highlighted legislation Wednesday that is moving through the General Assembly to direct $225 million to recruit and retain health care workers for hospitals and behavioral service providers. Leaders of the House and Senate gathered on the lieutenant governor’s balcony between the two chambers for a news conference on House Bill 253, sponsored by Rep. … Continued

Audit Reveals Ohio Paid $118 Million in Unapproved Medicaid Payments to Prisoners, Dead People

By

Ohio Auditor Keith Faber released a report on Thursday, detailing that the state dished out approximately $118 million in unapproved payments to prisoners in the state and deceased individuals. Over a three-year period, $101 million was sent to incarcerated individuals in Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction facilities. Additionally, from 2017 to 2020, $3.4 million in payments … Continued

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis taking care of sick wife — not missing

By

Fla. Gov. Ron DeSantis was with his wife as she underwent cancer treatment during a recent COVID-19 surge in his state, his spokesman said. Casey DeSantis, 41, was diagnosed with breast cancer in October and underwent treatment Thursday, the governor’s spokesman told Fox News. The same day critics slammed DeSantis as being “missing” while his state … Continued

Hillsdale College launches project to combat medical groupthink, restore scientific freedom

By

Leading COVID contrarians have joined conservative Hillsdale College in creating the Academy for Science and Freedom (AFS). The center, based at the Michigan college’s D.C. campus, will “promote and facilitate the free exchange of scientific ideas.” The Christian college, famous for its conservative curriculum and rejection of government aid, founded the AFS to fight the “recent and … Continued

Share

Click below to share this with others

Facebook Text

Log in to Join the Conversation

Log in to your IFA account to start a discussion, comment, pray, and interact with our community.

Login Sign Up