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State officials warn that health centers serving uninsured patients could face extra strain under looming federal funding cuts.
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The states will make their own vaccine recommendations.
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A local hospital says fewer patients are coming in with gun-related injuries, but funding cuts could reverse that.
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Hundreds could be impacted.
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People with disabilities claim they were kicked off services without reason.
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About 60,000 people lost coverage after the organizations split ways.
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Residents will see premiums increase an average of 13.4%.
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The coalition is a bulwark against Trump vaccine policies.
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The two spent the better part of a year negotiating.
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St. Agnes Hospital has been negotiating a contract with nurses for 18 months.