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NC Senate committee passes 'Right To Try' expansion, other healthcare regulations | WFAE 90.7 - Vimarsana News

NC Senate committee passes 'Right To Try' expansion, other healthcare regulations | WFAE 90.7

State lawmakers want to expand North Carolina's "Right To Try" law that allows some patients to try experimental drugs or medical treatments.

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NC Senate committee passes 'Right To Try' expansion, other healthcare regulations - Vimarsana News

NC Senate committee passes 'Right To Try' expansion, other healthcare regulations

State lawmakers want to expand North Carolina's "Right To Try" law that allows some patients to try experimental drugs or medical treatments.

Source: wunc.org
New Food Stamps Policies Update — 3 Proposals To Solve the SNAP Backlog - Vimarsana News

New Food Stamps Policies Update — 3 Proposals To Solve the SNAP Backlog

Thousands of Americans continue to face long waits for the approval of their SNAP benefits. State SNAP agencies are struggling to keep up a backlog of SNAP applications, and some lawmakers are saying...

Source: yahoo.com
Food Stamps: Could Proposal for Outside Contractors Be Key To Improving SNAP Backlogs Across the US? - Vimarsana News

Food Stamps: Could Proposal for Outside Contractors Be Key To Improving SNAP Backlogs Across the US?

Thanks to inflation, an economic downturn and natural disasters, more families are struggling to afford healthy groceries. To help states with the recent influx of SNAP applications, Rep. Don Bacon...

Source: yahoo.com
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