What We're Reading: Immigrant Health; Ketamine Variability; Healthcare Transfers
The Department of Homeland Security is targeting immigrants who have sought assistance from food stamps, welfare, Medicaid, Medicare Part D, and housing vouchers; there is wide variation among ketamine clinics, including the screening of patients, dosages, frequency of infusions, and coordination with patients’ mental health providers; public health advocates are upset over a decision by the Trump administration to divert nearly $200 million from health programs to fund the detention of unaccompanied migrant children who crossed into the country illegally.
Rule Would Bar Immigrants Who Use Food Stamps, Medicaid From Seeking Citiizenship
The Department of Homeland Security is targeting immigrants who have sought assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (food stamps), Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (welfare), Medicaid, Medicare Part D, and housing vouchers,
Wide Variation Found in Use of Ketamine in Clinics Seeking Patients With Depression
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Trump Administration to Move $200 Million Slated for Health Programs to Fund Detention for Migrant Children
Public health advocates are upset over a decision by the Trump administration to divert nearly $200 million from health programs to fund the detention of unaccompanied migrant children who crossed into the country illegally.
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