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Doctors warn patients are delaying care over costs — even with insurance

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 1/27 1:13A Maura Barrett
Nearly a quarter of working-age adults have health insurance that leaves them underinsured, according to recent estimates. While having some coverage might seem better than none at all, experts say the potential risks are remarkably similar. "We...

Flu activity eases but remains high nationwide, CDC says

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 1/20 5:31A Scripps News Group
The worst of the flu season may be over. According to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, flu activity has declined or held steady for the past two weeks, even as overall levels remain high compared with typical...

US at risk of losing measles elimination status as cases rise

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 1/16 4:35A Scripps News Group
The United States is on track to lose its measles elimination status within weeks as new cases continue to be reported daily. The U.S. achieved measles elimination in 2000, meaning the virus was no longer spreading continuously within the country...

Millions face higher healthcare costs as ACA subsidies end January 1

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 12/31 4:43A Haley Bull
Millions of Americans will face higher healthcare costs starting January 1, 2026, as enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies expire after Congress failed to extend them. The subsidies, which were enhanced during the pandemic and later extended,...

Flu hospitalizations nearly double in one week as cases climb

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 12/31 2:40A Scripps News Group
Health experts are sounding the alarm as flu activity surges nationwide, with most states reporting high or very high levels. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates at least 7.5 million Americans have gotten sick from the flu...

Pediatricians group sues federal government over cuts to child health funding

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 12/26 4:30A Scripps News Group
The American Academy of Pediatrics is suing the Department of Health and Human Services, alleging the agency unlawfully cut nearly $12 million in federal grants in retaliation for the groups criticism of recent health policies. The lawsuit, filed...

Universal hepatitis B vaccine for newborns no longer recommended by CDC

News 5 Cleveland (Lifestyle) 12/17 1:41A Justin Boggs
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will adopt a recommendation from its Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to eliminate the universal recommendation for the hepatitis B vaccine at birth. Earlier this month, the panel voted...
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