Jayme Fraser
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Wheatland, WY, United States
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Spike in US deaths and cases flagged as pneumonia suggest even greater COVID-19 impact
Federal data released this week shows that the number of deaths recorded in the U.S. this year is higher than normal, outpacing deaths attributed to COVID- → Read More
Spike in US deaths and cases flagged as pneumonia suggest even greater COVID-19 impact
Federal data released this week shows that the number of deaths recorded in the U.S. this year is higher than normal, outpacing deaths attributed to COVID- → Read More
The poorest will suffer. Safety-net health clinics cut services amid coronavirus epidemic
Thousands of health clinics serving the nation’s poorest residents face closure and cutbacks amid the sweeping coronavirus pandemic, a trend that could imperil hard-hit communities long after the disease is contained.One in 11 Americans — about 31 million people — depend on safety-net health clinics for care not otherwise available because they have no health insurance, live in isolated areas,… → Read More
The poorest will suffer. Safety-net health clinics cut services amid coronavirus epidemic
Thousands of health clinics serving the nation’s poorest residents face closure and cutbacks amid the sweeping coronavirus pandemic, a trend that could imperil hard-hit communities long after the disease is contained.One in 11 Americans — about 31 million people — depend on safety-net health clinics for care not otherwise available because they have no health insurance, live in isolated areas,… → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries.A USA TODAY → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Coronavirus spike would leave hospitals without enough beds
No state in the U.S. will have enough room for novel coronavirus patients if the surge in severe cases here mirrors that in other countries. A USA TODAY analysis shows that if the nation sees a major spike, there could be almost six seriously ill patients for every existing hospital bed. That analysis, based on data from the American Hospital Association, U.S. Census, CDC and World Health… → Read More
This mother took on airline safety policies, and is winning
When Michele Erwin and her son with spinal muscular atrophy flew to Disney World in 2011, she had to disassemble his electric wheelchair on the jetway so → Read More
This mother took on airline policies for wheelchairs, and is winning
When Michele Erwin and her son with spinal muscular atrophy flew to Disney World in 2011, she had to disassemble his electric wheelchair on the jetway so → Read More
INVESTIGATION: Airlines damage thousands of wheelchairs
After a United Airlines flight three years ago, Isabelle Briar ripped open her thumb as she pushed her wheelchair away from the gate. The airline had → Read More
Trump proposal would end food stamps for some families
In North Carolina, about 79,000 households could lose assistance → Read More
Youth vaping rates rise amid health fears
New data released last week confirms continued trend among teens, even as related illnesses multiply. → Read More
More Americans go without health coverage
Some 1.9 million fewer people were insured in 2018 compared to 2017, new Census report shows. → Read More
Data tracks opioid epidemic
For the first time ever, the public can see details of who manufactured pain pills and which pharmacies stocked them, revealing exactly what drug → Read More
Billions of painkillers flooded communities across the U.S.
For the first time ever, the public can see details of who manufactured pain pills and which pharmacies stocked them, revealing exactly what drug companies knew as they flooded communities with opioids that fueled a national epidemic.After a yearlong court battle, The Washington Post and HD Media, which owns the Charleston, West Virginia, Gazette-Mail, won public access to a key Drug Enforcement… → Read More