
What We're Reading: State-Based ACA Exchange; Surgeon General on Marijuana Use; HCV Drugs and Liver Impairment
Maine wants to take more control over its Affordable Care Act marketplace; Surgeon General Jerome Adams, MD, MPH, has issued an advisory against marijuana use in young people and pregnant people; the FDA is warning of rare occurrences of serious liver injury from use of 3 hepatitis C virus (HCV) drugs.
Maine Moves to Implement State-Based ACA Exchange
Maine Governor Janet Mills, a Democrat, told CMS on Thursday that the state wants to take over its Affordable Care Act (ACA) exchange’s outreach, marketing, and consumer assistance functions beginning 2021 while continuing to use the government’s ACA enrollment platform, reported
Surgeon General Cautions Against Certain Marijuana Use
As more states legalize marijuana for medical and recreational use, Surgeon General Jerome Adams, MD, MPH, is cautioning against its use in young people and pregnant people, citing the risks to developing brains. According to
FDA Warns of Rare Liver Injury Associated With Hepatitis C Drugs
The FDA has issued a
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