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Lawmakers OK limits on Iowa malpractice awards - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers OK limits on Iowa malpractice awards

Cash awards for pain, suffering and other non-economic complications from medical malpractice lawsuits likely will be capped at $2 million for hospitals and $1 million for doctors.

Iowa House and Senate vote to cap medical malpractice damages for pain and suffering - Vimarsana News

Iowa House and Senate vote to cap medical malpractice damages for pain and suffering

Most Republicans in the Iowa House and Senate voted to send a bill to the governor’s desk Wednesday that would limit how much money victims of medical malpractice could get for non-economic injuries like pain and suffering.

Governor's health care bill receives praise, criticism from both sides of abortion debate | Iowa - Vimarsana News

Governor's health care bill receives praise, criticism from both sides of abortion debate | Iowa

Advocates on both sides of the abortion debate praised aspects of Gov. Kim Reynolds’ omnibus health care bill and criticized other parts Wednesday during an Iowa House subcommittee meeting.

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Governor's health care bill receives praise, criticism from both sides of abortion debate - Vimarsana News

Governor's health care bill receives praise, criticism from both sides of abortion debate

Gov. Kim Reynolds' bill proposes both over-the-counter birth control and more money for anti-abortion "crisis pregnancy centers."

Lawmakers advance proposed SNAP changes but say they'll drop plans to restrict some foods - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers advance proposed SNAP changes but say they'll drop plans to restrict some foods

Legislation to stop Iowans from using SNAP benefits to buy products like fresh meat, butter, sliced cheese and bagged salads advanced Thursday despite controversy that made national news this week.