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Advocates for community health centers and their patients are speaking out against drug manufacturers that are trying to limit a federal low-cost drug program. The 340B program requires manufacturers to offer discounted drugs to pharmacies that contract with federally qualified health centers. But Liz Oseguera, assistant director of policy for the California Primary Care Association, said drug companies are limiting sales to one contracted pharmacy per health center. ...
Some Ohio lawmakers are following in the footsteps of federal legislators with a bill to ban the policing of hairstyles based on racial stereotypes. Eboney Thornton, communications coordinator at the Center for Community Solutions, said some businesses or schools have policies discouraging ethnic hair types, and even prohibit styles like braids, Bantu knots, cornrows and locs and dreadlocks. "People of color, particularly Black women and Hispanic, end up having to do something to their hair that's unnatural for them," Thornton explained. " ...
California's aid-in-dying law could be halted, depending on the outcome of a hearing tomorrow in federal court. The Christian Medical and Dental Association is asking the judge to put Senate Bill 380 on hold while the group's lawsuit proceeds. The law allows terminally ill patients with less than six months to live to get a prescription to end their suffering if they choose to use it. ...