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A West Virginia University professor is part of a team that is leading a national effort to help adults quit smoking.

The federal government’s announcement that it’s ending several COVID-19 protections should be of particular interest to the approximately 72,500 Granite Staters who will lose their Medicaid coverage if they don’t get in touch with the Department of...

The federal government’s announcement that it’s ending several COVID-19 protections should be of particular interest to the approximately 72,500 Granite Staters who will lose their Medicaid coverage if they don’t get in touch with the Department of Health and Human Services – and soon.

Individuals and families have just a few days left before the Jan. 15 deadline to sign up for free or low-cost health insurance through the Affordable Care Act Marketplace. Insurance officials have been concerned that the public does not know more...

Editor’s Note: This story was first published on New Hampshire Bulletin.The “open enrollment” window to buy subsidized health care from the federal government opened Nov. 1 and runs through Jan. 15. Here’s the bigger news: A fix of the so-called...

A fix of the so-called “family glitch” means thousands more people may now qualify for cheaper insurance – but not know it.

For the first time this year, family members of an employee who has insurance through an employer may be able to choose a federally subsidized Affordable Care Act Marketplace plan instead.

BRIDGEPORT — The Inflation Reduction Act has a direct link to West Virginia’s health.

CHARLESTON — A celebration of hope is how Lata Menon, the CEO of First Choice Services is describing Saturday’s launch of West Virginia’s 988 Crisis and Suicide Lifeline.

The Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH) All-Ireland Housing Awards recognise the creativity, passion and innovation of housing organisations and individuals across the sector in the region.