#healthcare-legislation

#healthcare-legislation

Assisted dying practitioners emphasize providing fact-based insights rather than opinions, advocating for patient choice in end-of-life decisions.

Concerns raised by MPs Abbott and Leigh highlight potential risks of the assisted dying bill to vulnerable minorities.

Congress is advancing bills to dismantle major insurance monopolies following Brian Thompson's murder, reflecting significant public outrage towards the healthcare system.

New bipartisan legislation seeks to prevent health insurers from owning pharmacies, targeting the monopolistic power of pharmacy benefit managers.

If enacted, this legislation could disrupt the current healthcare market dominated by a few conglomerates. The effort highlights ongoing concerns about drug pricing and transparency.

The Patients Before Monopolies Act seeks to divest PBMs from pharmacy ownership to prevent conflicts of interest and reduce drug costs.

Chase Strangio is the first out transgender lawyer to present a case before the U.S. Supreme Court, defending trans healthcare rights.

Over 160 members of Congress support transgender rights as the Supreme Court hears a case on Tennessee's ban on gender-affirming healthcare for minors.

Supreme Court blocks Idaho's ban on emergency abortions, ruling in favor of providing care if the patient's health is threatened.

Trump's joking about Amber Thurman's situation at a town hall raised concerns about his insensitivity towards women's health issues.

Thurman's case emphasized potential consequences of restrictive abortion laws on medical decision-making.