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In 2020, early in the pandemic, Gov. Mike DeWine was the talk of the country, earning national praise for his public health efforts to slow the spread of coronavirus. At the same time that the DeWine administration was effectively shutting down a third of the economy to slow the spread of the virus, it counterintuitively relaxed one […]

Alcohol abuse has been slowly waning in Ohio, but it still kills more people than opioid overdoses in Ohio. Having an intentional public health approach to alcohol abuse will help curb the social ills of excessive alcohol abuse and save lives, writes columnist Rob Moore.

A new press release announced the results of their interventional PATHFINDER study on the early detection of cancer using multi-cancer early detection (MCED) blood tests.

Alcohol taxes have been stagnant for years. But after the pandemic sent alcohol-related deaths soaring, activists in Oregon said higher taxes could save lives.

An anti-gay attack on the Affordable Care Act could end in grievous harm to millions of Americans.

A Texas federal judge ruled on Sept. 7 that employers are no longer responsible to cover HIV prevention drug PrEP, claiming it violates religious freedom.

A federal judge in Texas found that the Affordable Care Act’s process for determining what kinds of preventive care should be covered by insurance violates the Constitution.

By Brendan Pierson

Texas judge deems Obamacare HIV prevention drug mandate unlawful

A federal judge who frequently sides with conservatives just handed anti-LGBTQ Christian employers a big win.