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Surprise Medical Billing Is Now Banned. The Public Is Still Concerned About Unexpected ER Charges
Health officials are looking to publicize new surprise billing protections
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Half of Adults Are in Favor of Shortened COVID-19 Isolation Period for Some Infected People
Data comes amid confusion over changing federal guidance
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Public Concern Over Omicron May Have Peaked, Driven by Dip Among Unvaccinated
Less than half of unvaccinated adults now say they’re worried about omicron
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Morning Consult’s Most-Read Stories of 2021
White House upheaval, COVID-19 vaccines and stimulus debates dominated the year in data journalism
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Just 1 in 2 Adults Say It’s Easy to Access Mental Health Care Where They Live
Findings come as health officials warn of pandemic’s effect on mental health
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Clinical Trials Are Slow and Expensive. Industry Leaders Want That to Change in 2022
New polling shows the public expects diversity, ease of trial participation in clinical research
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Abortion Access Has Always Been Patchwork. Providers Say It’s About to Get a Lot Worse
1 in 5 U.S. adults thinks it’s easier to get an abortion now than it was 5 years ago, survey finds
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Voters Were Barraged With COVID-19 News This Year. Relief Bill, the Delta Variant and U.S. Death Toll Broke Through Most
In a year of nonstop pandemic news, no single event associated with a surge in vaccine willingness
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As Senate Negotiates Build Back Better Act, Voters View Health Measures as Its Most Important Pieces
Funding for home health care, hearing benefits, negotiating drug prices are among those most commonly listed as top priorities
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As Supreme Court Weighs the Future of Abortion, 2 in 5 Voters Say They Expect Roe v. Wade Will Be Overturned
High court is expected to rule on Mississippi abortion law this summer