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Turner seeks to expand Medicaid coverage for hypoallergenic formula
Medicaid may have to cover hypoallergenic formula for infants under a plan unveiled this week in Springfield.
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Raoul joins colleagues in vow to protect gender-affirming care
Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul on Wednesday vowed to protect access to gender-affirming care in the state.
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IDPH ‘monitoring’ potential impact of federal data being pulled
The Illinois Department of Public Health said this week they are “monitoring” the potential impact as some resources from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other federal websites have been taken down.
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Senate committee approves plan to ban certain food additives
A Senate committee signed off Tuesday afternoon on legislation to ban certain types of food additives.
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Mandy Eaton to lead Memorial Health
Mandy Eaton has been selected as the next CEO of Memorial Health.
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Dr. Travis Gayles tapped as next CEO of Howard Brown Health
Howard Brown Health said Tuesday that Dr. Travis Gayles will serve as its next CEO.
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ICCB awards $3.6 million to 32 community colleges to support mental health services
Thirty-two Illinois community colleges will receive a total of $3.6 million for mental health services.
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IDPH reports rise in flu cases, decline in COVID, RSV
Flu activity is high in Illinois, with the Department of Public Health saying Monday there has been a "notable" increase in emergency department visits and hospital admissions.
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Advocates renew push for prescription drug affordability board
A coalition of lawmakers and stakeholders this week rolled out the latest effort to establish an Illinois prescription drug affordability board.
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LatestCVS Health & Aetna Better Health of Illinois grant $750K to eight organizations to improve access to maternal and behavior health services
CVS Health® (NYSE: CVS) and Aetna Better Health® of Illinois, a CVS Health® company, announced a combination of $750,000 in community grants to organizations working to increase access to maternal and behavior health services, and the resources needed to take proactive steps toward a healthier future.
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Illinois sets Healthcare.gov open enrollment record
Illinois set a record for the second straight year for Healthcare.gov enrollments.
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Panel discusses cost, prioritizing of addressing healthcare cyberattacks
A Health News Illinois panel this week took a deep dive into the rise of healthcare cyberattacks, how healthcare organizations are weighing paying ransom and the balance of cybersecurity and technology advancements to improve patient health.
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