 
Alli Fam
Reporter, Health & Equity- 
                        Since she was a child, Lidia Yen has been her family’s case manager, social worker and medical liaison.
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                        New Hampshire officials say they’ve moved slower than other states because of a limited vaccine supply and because they want to get their messaging right. But some providers say that’s inadvertently led to frustration among those most at risk.
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                        State health officials are now recommending the vaccine for some men who have sex with men.
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                        Durante la pandemia, New Hampshire y otros estados han sido requeridos de mantener a personas registradas en Medicaid durante la emergencia de salud pública —incluso, si no tenían los documentos completos o no cumplían con la elegibilidad por temas de ingreso, por ejemplo.
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                        These clinics see many of the state's low-income and older patients with significant dental issues.
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                        One potential test of the state’s privacy amendment comes as part of a domestic violence case where the defense team requested access to the alleged victim’s mental health counseling records.
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                        Proponents of the law hope it will make telehealth more accessible to those with poor internet connectivity or busy schedules.
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                        People who inject drugs have far higher rates of the Hep C virus than the general population.
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                        The state has tried mail reminders, phone calls and in-person events. Still, the population at risk of losing coverage continues to grow.
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                        Reproductive health centers and public health networks contacted by NHPR this week said they are still awaiting guidance on the state's monkeypox vaccine and prevention strategies.
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
