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Advocates and lawmakers warn the state health agency's decision to delay releasing the annual report will further harm women—and make it harder to enact necessary laws in 2027.
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Fearing spread of coronavirus, some sheriffs are calling on police to stop arresting and jailing people on low-level charges—a step reformers have been pushing for years.
The lawsuit was filed on behalf of two abortion access groups that were named “criminal organizations” by the local ordinances.
A federal judge in Austin recently denied a patient’s appeal asking Medicare to cover the skyrocketing cost of her prescription.
The argument from Heidi Group founder Carol Everett has “no logical limit,” wrote government attorneys in a recent court filing.
A string of in-custody deaths over the past year point to inadequate treatment for inmates with serious medical conditions.
Reproductive health advocates warn the decision provides a “dangerous roadmap” for other states to defund the health care provider.
Texas has the most uninsured kids in the nation. But state lawmakers have made it especially difficult for kids to stay on Medicaid.
Much has been written about medical deserts, but these are the experiences of people who call them home.