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Greater Regulation Of Health Care Mergers Moves Beyond Blue States

Whether or not Indiana becomes the first red state to adopt new reporting mandates for health care mergers, expect to see similar proposals introduced in more states.

OHA: RRMC infection spike coincides with alleged drug diversion

OHA: alleged RRMC drug diversion case at Asante 'under review' - KOBI-TV NBC5 / KOTI-TV NBC2

Oregon man dies after Milwaukie doctors refuse to stay him in hospital

The bodycam footage shows that 26-year-old Jean DesCamps was drooling and groaning when officers arrived at the hospital.

PRESS ROOM: LMU Names Brietta Clark, J.D., as Next Fritz B. Burns Dean of LMU Loyola Law School

The Appointment Makes Clark the First Woman and Black Dean in the Law School’s History LOS ANGELES – In a historic move, Loyola Marymount University (LMU) announced that it has appointed Brietta Clark, J.D., as the new Fritz B. Burns Dean of LMU Loyola Law School. This makes Clark, who is the 19th dean of

Oregon Health Authority approves licensing waivers for satellite service sites

State health officials approved licensing and licensing waivers that will allow PeaceHealth to continue offering psychiatric services at the University District hospital Eugene location.

Will 20 more years have to pass until another woman leads the Florida Legislature?

Abortion Clinic Calls 911 Again After Injuring Another Woman in Botched Abortion

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Transcripts for MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle 20240604 03:12:00

The law will air on the side of caution, making abortion care less available for everyone. katie, we are seeing more and more states restrict abortion in one way or another. how and where is the doj deciding where to file suits responding to these moves? you know, i think the justice department s trying to find places where these state laws somehow violate a federal law that s already in place. one of the issues though for the department is what made abortion legal in this country was not a law passed by congress. it wasn t a federal law. it is a supreme court decision. so, in this case, they want to be looking for places where rules restrict access that run right up against some sort of federal health care regulation. you know, it s really hard for at this point for the justice from this step in and do something. they re willing to weigh in on lawsuits, like dobbs. they re willing to weigh in on the lawsuit they re looking at now, the mifepristone lawsuit. they are representing th

Transcripts for MSNBC The 11th Hour With Stephanie Ruhle 20240604 06:12:00

Deciding where to file suits responding to these moves? you know, i think the justice department s trying to find places where these state laws somehow violate a federal law that s already in place. one of the issues though for the department is what made abortion legal in this country was not a law passed by congress. it wasn t a federal law. it is a supreme court decision. so, in this case, they want to be looking for places where rules restrict access that run right up against some sort of federal health care regulation. you know, it s really hard for at this point for the justice from this step in and do something. they re willing to weigh in on lawsuits, like dobbs. they re willing to weigh in on the lawsuit they re looking at now, the mifepristone lawsuit. they are representing the fda. but in terms of what s happening state to state, in reality, this is going to be a fight at the ballot box. what does the electorate want?