Health Headlines for Thursday, November 10
After Trump victory, health insurance agencies wait to see what’s next for Affordable Care Act reform
Albany Business Review
Republican President-elect Donald Trump said he would repeal and replace the Affordable Care Act. For now, what that means is unclear.
Trump’s Medicaid proposal could leave many New Yorkers uninsured
Politico
President-elect Donald Trump’s campaign proposal to issue block grants for Medicaid could leave a significant number of New Yorkers without health insurance and force messy political fights, according to policy experts.
A New Test of Pot’s Potential to Replace Painkillers
The Atlantic
Emily Lindley’s stash of marijuana is going to be very, very secure.
Day One And Beyond: What Trump’s Election Means For The ACA
Health Affairs Blog
n November 8, 2016, in a stunning upset, Donald Trump was elected president of the United States.
Departing hospitals chief took 52 out-of-state trips in brief tenure
New York Post
Departing municipal-hospitals President Dr. Ramanathan “Ram” Raju took 52 out-of-state trips in the two years and eight months he ran the system — including for all or part of 78 workdays, according to records obtained by The Post.