What We’re Reading: Fund Rejection Worries Prevention Groups; Sanders Tries to Decrease Drug Prices; Growing Autism Prevalence
Tennessee’s governor rejected $8.8 million in federal grant money for HIV prevention and detection; Senator Bernie Sanders pleads for drug price decrease in his first drug hearing as health chair; the prevalence of autism is growing, with children of color more likely to be diagnosed compared with White children for the first time.
Tennessee’s Rejection of $8.8M Federal Dollars Panics HIV Prevention Groups
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee (R) rejected $8.8 in federal funding for HIV prevention and detection,
Senator Sanders Pleads for Drug Price Decreases in Committee Hearing
In a hearing with the Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions, Senator Bernie Sanders used his new platform as chair of the committee to vehemently voice his beliefs on drug prices,
Rising Autism Rates, More Children of Color Being Diagnosed, Details New Data
A new study found that autism rates grew in the years Between 2018 and 2020, rates of autism grew from 1 in 44 children to 1 in 36 diagnosed,
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