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More than 120,000 tribal members in the U.S. are expected to lose marketplace insurance coverage because of the expiration of enhanced subsidies.
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The center will offer short term intervention for teens and adults who are experiencing a behavioral health crisis.
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Ways to engage in outdoor activities this time of year, and why the cold can be good for you
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Independent Sen. Angus King has indicated that he supports the simple 3-year extension proposed by Democrats. But Republican Sen. Susan Collins is co-sponsoring a 2-year extension that would also impose income caps and require ACA users to pay at least $25 a month.
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The pause is the result of city councilors' concerns about improperly discarded syringes.
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A federal grant will help create a new two-track certification program by August 2026. University officials say those certified will know how to recognize opioid disorders, treat them with medication and address stigma around addiction.
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A federal judge in Maine has rejected a request by the state and the U.S. Department of Justice to alter a settlement agreement intended to improve behavioral health care for children.
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Maine long term care ombudsman Brenda Gallant says higher staff levels improve both patient care and worker retention.
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Fifty-two unhoused residents used the warming space at 166 Riverside Thursday. The city used two shuttle buses to bring them to the warming shelter.
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The U.S. CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices says parents should consult with their doctors about the hepatitis B vaccine, and those who want to delay should wait until babies are at least two months old.
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The executive director of the Bicycle Coalition of Maine, Andrew Zarro, says during a 10 day period last month, four pedestrians were killed in vehicle crashes.
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The Trump administration has also proposed eliminating the U.S. CDC's Division of HIV Prevention.