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Insurers, courts grapple with how and when to pay for wilderness therapy — a polarizing industry with a sordid past

By Tara Bannow

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Parents are suing insurers to get them to cover wilderness therapy, an industry that's itself trying to recover from a sordid past.

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Major abortion pill maker GenBioPro hires its first lobbyists in Washington

By Nicholas Florko

Allen G. Breed/AP

The main manufacturer of the abortion pill mifepristone hired its own team of lobbyists for the first time this summer.

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STAT+: UnitedHealthcare to offer $0 insulin, Epi-Pens, but only for some members

By Bob Herman and Tara Bannow

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Next year, United will offer employer health plans that have no copays or out-of-pocket costs for five vital drugs, including insulin.

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Opinion: Monkeypox patients should not be left to suffer when an FDA-approved drug could help

By Jay K. Varma and Joseph Osmundson

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Tecovirimat (TOPXX), an FDA-approved drug, can be used to treat monkeypox. But it's almost impossible for people with the disease to get it.

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Opinion: Congress: Don't let hospital care at home shrivel when the public health emergency ends

By Stephen Parodi and Ceci Connolly

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Hospital care at home is effective and rated highly by those who need it. Congress needs to guarantee that it is here to stay.

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