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Florida lawmakers want to extend Medicaid coverage for low-income new mothers—giving them a full year of coverage rather than the 60 days federal rules require.
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A name is one of the first gifts a parent gives to their child, and one of the first things we lead with when we meet someone new — but picking a name for a baby can be an overwhelming and stressful process.
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Leaders in the Florida House and Senate have agreed to spend millions of dollars on an extension of Medicaid after birth.
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Florida lawmakers met this past weekend to begin ironing out the differences between the House and Senate budgets.
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When a birth goes wrong in Florida, resulting in “substantial” brain damage, Florida families can’t sue their doctor or hospital.
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Humphrey says pregnant women who catch COVID-19 are five times more likely to end up in a hospital and twice as likely to end up on a ventilator than non-pregnant peers.