Trump’s Policy Megabill Cuts More Than $1 Trillion From Medicaid: Here’s How
- The Senate approved legislation on Tuesday cutting more than $1 trillion from Medicaid and changing federally funded health programs.
- The bill includes new work requirements for parents and childless adults, aiming to reduce enrollment by millions amid debate over their fairness.
- Hospital officials warn that the cuts strain hospitals, especially in rural areas, and advocates say SNAP cuts risk increased housing instability.
- Megan Chaffee from the Nebraska Hospital Association noted that many hospitals are currently facing financial difficulties, and thousands of residents could lose their Medicaid coverage.
- States are enacting cautious budgets, setting aside reserves, and preparing to absorb shifted costs as federal funding cuts create widespread uncertainty.
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'You should be ashamed!' AOC lets fly at GOP colleagues
U.S. Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez delivered a scathing condemnation of the GOP's budget reconciliation package—particularly its devastating cuts to Medicaid—in remarks on the House floor Wednesday as Republicans worked to send the legislation to President Donald Trump's desk."This bill is ...


Major Study's Data in Jeopardy; Health Groups Pan Trump Bill; IVF Laws Taking Effect
(MedPage Today) -- Note that some links may require registration or subscription. Please note that in observance of Independence Day, Morning Break will not publish on Thursday or Friday, and will resume Monday, July 7. Data from the Nurses' Health...
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