Hello and happy Tuesday, D.C. Diagnosis readers! This week we find out whether House Republicans are willing to take the first steps towards Medicaid cuts.
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At a Senate confirmation hearing on Wednesday for Robert F. Kennedy Jr., President Trump’s pick to be the nation’s health secretary, there was discussion of
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WASHINGTON — The White House’s budget office ordered government agencies to pause grants and loans on a host of government programs, the latest in a
WASHINGTON — The National Institutes of Health’s myriad divisions can start new work on mission-critical research, and continue working on ongoing studies, but cannot publicly
WASHINGTON — President Biden preemptively pardoned former top infectious disease official Anthony Fauci on Monday, showing how divisive the country’s Covid-19 response and aftermath remain
WASHINGTON — Paul Mango, an integral part of the Trump administration’s drive to invent coronavirus vaccines and treatments, has died at 65. Mango joined former President
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