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Seniors enrolled in Medicare will start seeing the monthly price for insulin capped at $35 as parts of a federal law go into effect this year. Under the new health provision, a federal agency estimates that thousands in Connecticut could see lower out-of-pocket costs for the lifesaving drug.
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Connecticut aligns with the national data – a drop of about 66 eviction judgments for the average county in the U.S.
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The state Supreme Court has declined to make a decision on the underlying issues of a school mask mandate case.
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While many Connecticut doctors didn’t oppose decriminalization of marijuana, they are concerned about links between its consumption and mental health in young adults.
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Researchers at Yale University have developed a nasal swab kit that can detect rare, dangerous viruses that escape standard testing.
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On this episode of Audacious, meet Joel Cross, Scott Tatum, and Daníel Colón, who use social media to inspire, connect, and show other ways of embracing self-love.
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The event was organized by CT Nurses United, a group of non-union Connecticut nurses who have connected via their Instagram account, collecting testimonials.
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Connecticut is close to meeting its goal for distributing naloxone, the generic name for Narcan, an emergency drug used to reverse the effects of an opioid overdose.
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Health insurance companies have requested to raise rates an average of 20% on individual plans next year -- higher than last year’s increase. State elected and appointed officials from both parties on Monday urged the state’s Insurance Department to reject the rate increase at a public hearing.
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On this episode of Audacious, ten people talk about why they had an abortion, how they feel about it now, and how they felt when Roe v. Wade was overturned.