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Cancer Action Network: Missouri Supreme Court Overturns Circuit Court Ruling on Medicaid Expansion

Cancer Action Network: Missouri Supreme Court Overturns Circuit Court Ruling on Medicaid Expansion
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Cancer Action Network: Twenty-Two Health Groups Submit Amicus Brief In Medicaid Expansion Lawsuit – InsuranceNewsNet

Cancer Action Network: Twenty-Two Health Groups Submit Amicus Brief In Medicaid Expansion Lawsuit – InsuranceNewsNet
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Legal expert weighs in on what s next for Medicaid expansion

JEFFERSON CITY - Governor Mike Parson halted Medicaid expansion Thursday, and now the battle for it could go to the courts. Missouri voters approved Amendment 2 in August, which added Medicaid expansion to the state Constitution. Under the expansion, the federal government would cover 90% of the costs and the state would cover the other 10%. However, the Missouri House and Senate voted down funding for Medicaid expansion in the 2022 budget. Gov. Parson then took the final stepÂ Thursday morning and sent a letter to theÂ Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services withdrawing plans to fund it. Medicaid expansion is set to start July 1, but University of Missouri law professor Thomas Bennett said that date could be up in the air with possible lawsuits.

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Alabama Public Health Groups Urge Governor Ivey To Veto HB 273 to Protect Youth

Alabama Public Health Groups Urge Governor Ivey To Veto HB 273 to Protect Youth
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Advocates Press For Pharmacies To Administer All Approved Vaccines

3:58 Public health and social justice organizations are calling for pharmacists to be allowed to administer all CDC recommended vaccines. The American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network, NAACP New York State Conference, New York State Association of County Health Organizations, New York Public Health Association and more than 20 other groups are urging lawmakers in Albany to pass legislation allowing pharmacists to administer all vaccines recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to anyone over the age of 18. Currently, state law allows for the administration of some vaccines, but not others. American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network senior New York government relations director Julie Hart:

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