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Nurses from across Maine gathered in Augusta today to highlight concerns about understaffing and workplace violence against nurses.
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The state Bureau of Insurance is urging consumers to enroll in other insurance plans by December to ensure they have coverage in January.
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The Trump administration has taken aim at diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, and the effects are being felt by tribal communities that are grappling with issues such as violence against indigenous women. Now some Wabanaki women are turning to each other to learn to protect themselves.
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The group is examining state laws that regulate changes in hospital ownership and termination of services.
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Why is hunger such a problem in Maine, and what's being done to get food to those who need it?
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What's an easy way to delay getting a smartphone? For these parents, the answer to that riddle is: get a landline.
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They say Collins bears responsibility for the court's subsequent decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.
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The announcement means that all Northern Light providers will remain in-network with Anthem for at least another month.
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The organization says the decision will affect hundreds of patients and is the result of a new federal law that bans providers who also offer abortions from billing Medicaid.
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As of Wednesday, October 1, non-hospital providers at Northern Light Health are out-of-network with Anthem.
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How can cannabis affect physical and mental health? And what are the latest developments in Maine's cannabis industry?
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The Food and Drug Administration last week approved the drug leucovorin to treat autism. But the approval was made without a formal review, and some behavioral health physicians in Maine are cautioning families that more research is needed to know whether it's effective.