
What We're Reading: Long-Term Care Benefits; Predicting Obesity; Montana Reauthorizes Medicaid Expansion
Washington is set to become the first state to offer long-term care benefits for those who pay into the program; a genome-wide polygenic score can predict the odds of obesity; and Montana is moving to reauthorize Medicaid expansion with the addition of community engagement requirements.
Washington Poised to Become First State With Long-Term Care Benefit
Washington is set to become the first state to offer long-term care benefits through an employee-paid program. The program will provide benefits for those who pay into the program, with a lifetime maximum of $36,500 per person, according to the
Genetic Test Can Predict Odds of Obesity
Montana Moves to Reauthorize Medicaid Expansion
A genome-wide polygenic score can quantify a person’s inherited susceptibility to obesity, according to a new study
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