
Nebraska’s Office of Violence Prevention continues to strengthen community safety by funding programs that address youth engagement, gang intervention, firearm-related violence, and employment opportunities in high-crime areas. This year’s report…
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The International Migration Outlook captures how migration flows, labour shortages, and demographic pressures are reshaping economies across the OECD. The report highlights shifting migration patterns, tighter asylum systems, and the…
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act brings the most sweeping Medicaid changes since the ACA, reshaping who qualifies for coverage, how states administer benefits, and how much federal funding flows…
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Colorado’s Medical Aid-in-Dying law gives terminally ill adults the option to request life-ending medication under strict medical and legal safeguards. Patients must make multiple voluntary requests, receive confirmations from qualified…
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Medicaid is a joint federal and state insurance program that provides health care coverage to low-income families and individuals, including children, pregnant people, seniors, and people with disabilities. The federal…
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Mental health challenges affect millions of people and often begin early in life, yet many remain undiagnosed and untreated. This report highlights proven and promising public health interventions that strengthen…
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As populations age rapidly across OECD countries, this report highlights the urgent need to shift health systems toward prevention, home-based care, and community support. It reveals that although life expectancy…
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The State of the Industry: Healthcare report provides an in-depth look at the transformative shifts shaping healthcare delivery, innovation, and technology adoption. It explores how digital tools, data analytics, and…
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The Centenarians: 2020 report offers an in-depth look at Americans aged 100 and older, revealing that 80,139 people reached this remarkable milestone according to the 2020 Census. It examines trends…
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Rabies remains a serious public health concern, especially as human and wildlife interactions increase. This USDA resource explains how rabies spreads, ways to recognize potential cases, and the critical steps…
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This report examines the deep racial and geographic disparities driving maternal mortality in Texas, with a focus on civil rights implications. It highlights how women of color—especially Black mothers—face significantly…
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The Health Inclusive Poverty Measure (HIPM) provides a deeper look at economic well-being by incorporating the value of health insurance into both poverty thresholds and household resources. In 2024, the…
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Rabies remains a deadly threat to people and animals, with wildlife accounting for over 90% of U.S. cases. USDA’s Wildlife Services leads large-scale oral rabies vaccine (ORV) programs, dropping millions…
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This study examines racial and ethnic differences in Social Security Disability Insurance (DI) allowance rates using data from the American Community Survey linked to SSA records. While raw figures show…
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Fentanyl remains the leading cause of overdose deaths in the U.S., with DHS at the forefront of efforts to intercept the deadly drug at borders and within the country. From 2021…
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