Louisiana Launches an 18-Month Data Pilot to Connect Medicaid Families to WIC “We have the data. We have the resources. Now we must put them to work,” said Louisiana Department of Health Secretary Bruce D. Greenstein. The department announced on November 4, 2026, that its Office of Public Health and Louisiana Medicaid are launching an … Read more
“I Was Lucky to Be Alive”: How a 25-Mile Campaign Walk Led Texas Senator James Talarico to a Type 1 Diabetes Diagnosis “I was lucky to be alive. The nurses and the doctors in Williamson County saved my life,” Texas James Talarico said in a recent CNN & Jubilee town hall, describing the medical emergency … Read more
Connecticut Trains Doctors It Can’t Afford to Lose, Medical Student Argues In a column for the Hartford Courant, Sophia Marra, a student at Quinnipiac University’s Frank H. Netter MD School of Medicine, argues that Connecticut is training physicians it cannot afford to lose while nearly one million state residents struggle to find a doctor. Marra, … Read more
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