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A Possible Downside to Limits on Teens’ Access to Social Media

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 16, 2024
In 1982, then-Surgeon General C. Everett Koop warned that video games might be hazardous to young people’s health, a statement he later walked back, acknowledging it had no basis in science. These days, state and federal…
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Tossed Medicine, Delayed Housing: How Homeless Sweeps Are Thwarting Medicaid’s Goals

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 16, 2024
SAN FRANCISCO — Andrew Douglass shoved his clothes and belongings into plastic trash bags as five police officers surrounded his encampment — a drab gray tent overflowing along a bustling sidewalk in the gritty Tenderloin…
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Decades of National Suicide Prevention Policies Haven’t Slowed the Deaths

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 16, 2024
If you or someone you know may be experiencing a mental health crisis, contact the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by dialing or texting “988.” When Pooja Mehta’s younger brother, Raj, died by suicide at 19 in March 2020, she…
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Journalists Explore Breast Cancer Rates and the Medical Response to Mass Shootings

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 14, 2024
KFF Health News contributor Phillip Reese discussed the rapid rise of breast cancer rates among Asian American and Pacific Islander women on KCBS Radio on Sept. 7. Click to hear Reese on KCBS. Read Reese’s “Breast Cancer…
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‘What Happens Three Months From Now?’ Mental Health After Georgia High School Shooting

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 13, 2024
WINDER, Ga. — About an hour after gunfire erupted at Apalachee High School, ambulances started arriving at nearby Northeast Georgia Medical Center Barrow with two students and two adults suffering from panic attacks and extreme…
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No One Wants To Talk About Racial Trauma. Why My Family Broke Our Silence.

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 13, 2024
SIKESTON, Mo. — I wasn’t sure if visiting a cotton field was a good idea. Almost everyone in my family was antsy when we pulled up to the sea of white. The cotton was beautiful but soggy. An autumn rain had drenched the…
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The First Year of Georgia’s Medicaid Work Requirement Is Mired in Red Tape

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 13, 2024
ATLANTA — On a recent summer evening, Raymia Taylor wandered into a recreation center in a historical downtown neighborhood, the only enrollee to attend a nearly two-hour event for people who have signed up for Georgia’s…
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Forget Repeal and Replace. The Next Big ACA Fight Will Be Over Subsidies.

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 12, 2024
Forget repeal and replace. Critics of the Affordable Care Act, a.k.a. Obamacare, have a new target: key parts of the law that they say are too costly and provide incentive for fraud. Topping that list are the ACA’s enhanced…
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In Montana, 911 Calls Reveal Impact of Heat Waves on Rural Seniors

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 12, 2024
Missoula is one of Montana’s largest cities but is surrounded by rural mountain communities where cattle ranching is king. Despite the latitude and altitude, in recent years this region has experienced punishing summer heat waves.…
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At Catholic Hospitals, a Mission of Charity Runs Up Against High Care Costs for Patients

Vaughn Hillyard Sep 12, 2024
When Jessica Staten’s kidney stones wouldn’t pass, she said, her doctor suggested a procedure to “blow ’em up.” She went to have it done last November at St. Joseph Medical Center in Bellingham, Washington, one of nine hospitals…
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