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Distrust of public health officials who say raw milk is dangerous is fueling demand for unpasteurized milk products, leaders say. → Read More
In-person mental health care is hard to arrange in rural nursing homes, so video chats with faraway professionals are filling the gap. → Read More
States take drastically different approaches to recovering Medicaid money from deceased participants’ estates. Demands for repayment of Medicaid spending can drain the assets a person leaves behind… → Read More
The number of U.S. health care providers certified to prescribe buprenorphine more than doubled in the past four years, and treatment advocates hope to see that trend continue. → Read More
In many cities, social workers and counselors are responding to mental health emergencies that used to be solely handled by police. That approach is spreading to rural areas even though mental heal… → Read More
Iowa, under federal pressure to improve care for people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, is set to join 45 other states that have closed most or all of their state institutions for … → Read More
Dozens of Iowa hospitals have closed their birthing units. A team of University of Iowa nurse midwives can’t reopen them, but they’ve found a way to provide prenatal checkups and other crucial serv… → Read More
A new federal rescue program that pays rural hospitals to shutter underused inpatient units and focus solely on emergency rooms and outpatient care hasn’t generated much interest yet. → Read More
Montana, one of about a dozen states still managing its own Medicaid programs, has a new Medicaid director who championed handing the management of the program to private companies in Iowa and Kans… → Read More
Des Moines Register photographer Bryon Houlgrave was lucky to survive a western Iowa tornado. "It went right over the top of me." → Read More
Des Moines Register photographer Bryon Houlgrave was lucky to survive a western Iowa tornado. "It went right over the top of me." → Read More
Des Moines Register photographer Bryon Houlgrave was lucky to survive a western Iowa tornado. "It went right over the top of me." → Read More
Des Moines Register photographer Bryon Houlgrave was lucky to survive a western Iowa tornado. "It went right over the top of me." → Read More
Federal judge calls vaccine mandate "an unprecedented demand to federally dictate the private medical decisions of millions of Americans." → Read More
Federal judge calls vaccine mandate "an unprecedented demand to federally dictate the private medical decisions of millions of Americans." → Read More
Federal judge calls vaccine mandate "an unprecedented demand to federally dictate the private medical decisions of millions of Americans." → Read More
Federal judge calls vaccine mandate "an unprecedented demand to federally dictate the private medical decisions of millions of Americans." → Read More
All of Des Moines' hospitals require staff to be vaccinated or obtain exemptions, which could be easier to get under a new state law. → Read More
Unlike last spring, when thousands of Iowans scrambled for scarce vaccine, booster shots are now widely available at pharmacies and clinics. → Read More
"They need to start caring about people instead of looking at the bottom dollar," says Iowan with paralysis whose case is cited in auditor's report. → Read More