Health Care

With concern continuing to grow nationally over announcements made by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the

In the months since the second Trump administration began, Connecticut has already lost just under 4,000 jobs and more than

As the new school year begins and cooler temperatures start settling around Connecticut, respiratory virus season is right around the

Connecticut stands to lose as much as $13 billion in Medicaid funding under the Trump administration’s federal budget passed by

Connecticut Democrats in May passed legislation to protect Connecticut’s current health standards amid increasing uncertainty in future decisions made by

Women and children have suffered in states that have reduced access to reproductive care in the nearly three years since

Pediatricians with the American Academy of Pediatrics descended recently on the state Capitol to meet with state legislators to reinforce

Senate Democratic leaders joined Attorney General William Tong Tuesday as he announced a lawsuit to prevent U.S. Department of Health

Connecticut’s Public Health Committee voted last week to advance Senate Bill 7, legislation that aims to “Trump-proof” Connecticut health care