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Health care

Published
March 16, 2017

Waterville students learn to stop the bleeding

An expert teaches that people who are not medical workers need to keep others from dying.
Published
March 16, 2017

Sen. Collins says she can’t support House health care plan in current form

The moderate Republican says 'Older people living in rural America would be really left behind.'
Published
March 16, 2017

Murders or meningitis? Boston jury hears two versions

Jurors get the case of a former executive charged in a public health crisis that killed 64 people.
Published
March 15, 2017

Facing broad opposition to health care plan, Republican leaders eye changes

House Speaker Paul Ryan says 'some necessary improvements and refinements' could be made to build support for the bill.
Published
March 14, 2017

Populists loyal to Trump rebel, further imperil health-care plan

They see it as a political trap and worry that it will fracture his working- and middle-class coalition.

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Published
March 14, 2017

Citing opioid treatment needs, N.H. governor rejects Republican health care proposal

New Hampshire governor Chris Sununu, a Republican, says that the current Republican health care plan is 'definitely not a bill I'm signing on to, to be sure.'
Published
March 13, 2017

Medicare nominee confirmed by Senate

Seema Verma takes the reins as a House Republican health care bill would make sweeping changes to the agency.
Published
March 13, 2017

138-bed nursing home sought in Augusta

The $76.8 million project for veterans would build on the city's vision for a medical district.
Published
March 12, 2017

Ryan defends health care plan against criticism of Republicans, AARP, industry

The interview comes a day before the scheduled release of an analysis from the Congressional Budget Office expected to show how many people would lose coverage under the proposal.
Published
March 11, 2017

Alfond cancer center teams with Jackson Lab to create genomics research hub

The program in Augusta will let Maine oncologists share their methods and ideas for patient treatments.