State Legislatures[JOURNAL]

States have spent billion of dollars on health-related services. Even so, they are being criticized for using some of the tobacco money to fill budget gaps. States have spent billion of dollars on health-related services. Even so, they are being criticized for using some of the tobacco money to fill budget gaps.

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Insurance mandates and health care costs: requiring insurance companies to cover certain services has defendants and opponents.

Wasserman S

State Legis · 2004 Jan · PMID 14692405

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Grassroots health care coverage: local communities are trying novel approaches to providing care for the indigent and working uninsured.

Gordon D

State Legis · 2003 · PMID 14556300

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Oregon quietly rejects federal health money.

Esteve H

State Legis · 2003 Sep · PMID 12964586

Fearing federal strings, Oregon legislators have turned down a $2.2 million CDC grant to battle obesity. Fearing federal strings, Oregon legislators have turned down a $2.2 million CDC grant to battle obesity.

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Drug assistance from drug makers.

Hanson K

State Legis · 2003 Jun · PMID 12785350

Although money problems are limiting the development of new, large scale, state pharmaceutical assistance programs, some legislators are finding out what can be done at little of no state expense Although money problems are limiting the development of new, large scale, state pharmaceutical assistance programs, some legislators are finding out what can be done at little of no state expense

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Shedding light on epilepsy: advocacy groups are pushing to raise awareness about epilepsy and encourage legislatures to make it a more integral part of public health programs.

Guiden M

State Legis · 2003 May · PMID 12725220

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Attack of the clones: as cloning technology marches forward, state legislatures are faced with some hard decisions.

Johnson A

State Legis · 2003 Apr · PMID 12678013

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Rx for Medicaid: with Medicaid costs rising and revenues declining, states are looking at what to do.

Tobler L, Folkemer D

State Legis · 2003 Apr · PMID 12678012

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Pharmacy Plus: the perfect cure?

Cauchi R

State Legis · 2003 Feb · PMID 12577977

States are experimenting with using Medicaid to cover drug costs for the "not-quite-so-poor." States are experimenting with using Medicaid to cover drug costs for the "not-quite-so-poor."

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The genetic key to public health.

Johnson A

State Legis · 2003 Feb · PMID 12577976

Strides in genetics research are making a difference in public health. Strides in genetics research are making a difference in public health.

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Paying for family leave.

Marks J

State Legis · 2003 Feb · PMID 12577974

California was the first to pass a paid family leave law. Now other states are considering following in the Golden State's footsteps. California was the first to pass a paid family leave law. Now other states are considering following in the Golden State's footsteps.

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Hurdles of health care reform.

King MP

State Legis · 2003 Jan · PMID 12508813

The obstacles are enormous, and so are the stakes. But there are some new ideas for reining in health care costs and keeping Americans healthy. The obstacles are enormous, and so are the stakes. But there are some new ideas for reining in health care costs and keeping Americans healthy.

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Balancing smokers, nonsmokers and health concerns.

Robbins LT

State Legis · 2003 Jan · PMID 12508812

Delaware and California have banned all public smoking. Other states are looking at requiring separate, well-vented rooms. The problem is no one knows how much ventilation is enough. Delaware and California have banned all public smoking. Other states are looking at requiring separate, well-vented rooms. The problem is no one knows how much ventilation is enough.

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State Legislatures[JOURNAL]

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