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Michigan could soon require a license to practice medical nutrition therapy. As Colin Jackson reports, that’s under a bill heading for the governor.
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Bills to make birth control more accessible in Michigan received a House committee hearing Tuesday. Colin Jackson reports.
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A bill repealing a requirement for Michiganders to purchase abortion coverage through a separate health insurance rider was signed into law Monday. Colin Jackson has more.
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer signed bills Thursday to preserve Obamacare coverage in Michigan even if all or part of the Affordable Care Act is reversed at the federal level. We have more from Rick Pluta.
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A new law signed Wednesday by Governor Gretchen Whitmer will allow public universities to sell beer, wine and cocktails at sports events. We have more from Rick Pluta.
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Bills to shield central parts of the federal Affordable Care Act from being reversed are working their way through the state Legislature. Rick Pluta has more.
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Michigan House lawmakers are renewing the effort to ban co-pay accumulator programs. That’s language in some health plans that stops copay assistance payments from counting toward a patient’s deductible. Colin Jackson has more.
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Washtenaw Health Plan officials say more people are getting healthcare coverage through the health insurance marketplace this year. WEMU's Taylor Pinson has more.
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The Washtenaw County Health Department is launching a new program to help residents without health insurance get treated for COVID-19. WEMU’s Taylor Pinson has more.
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The open enrollment period for the Affordable Care Act, or the ACA, kicks off tomorrow. The federally funded health insurance marketplace has made some changes that are expected to close some gaps in coverage. WEMU’s Josh Hakala reports.