Given that 45 million people have lost their jobs, and the administration still continues to move forward in trying to implement work requirements, will the implementation of work requirements be helpful at stopping the spread of coronavirus?
Kennedy questions the impact of work requirements on coronavirus spread amid job losses.
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Taking advantage of a renewable natural resource that we have right off the coast makes perfect sense.
Diverse enrollment of participants in vaccine clinical trials has been a concern long before COVID-19.
And, Doctor, you touched on this already a little bit, but just to flesh this out for us a bit more, how does Medicaid expansion specifically help States to respond to the current unprecedented health and economic crisis?
In other parlance, it is countercyclical, right? When you have an economic downturn, Medicaid enrollment increases, right?
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