This week in health equity and access: Medicaid cuts; mailed FIT outreach; EEOC pregnancy rules; GLP-1 Bridge access; and 2027 policy shifts.
Feature|Articles|June 12, 2026
5 FAQs: Ebola Outbreaks and the Challenge of Public Trust
Author(s)Sabrina McCrear
Fact checked by: Laura Joszt, MA, Amy Bucher, PhD
Distrust, misinformation, and conflict complicate Ebola response efforts in the DRC, highlighting broader challenges to public health trust.
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Mailed fecal immunochemical test (FIT) outreach raised CRC screening at federally qualified health centers, but gains faded by year 3.
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Experts say COPD care should aim for disease stability, with advanced therapy a routine next step, not a last resort, for patients who fall short.
The EEOC is reportedly preparing to narrow Pregnant Workers Fairness Act rules; no revised rule has been published as of yet.
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