By: Nada Hassanein
A new federal rule will end Medicaid coverage for gender-affirming hormone therapies and procedures for kids under age 18.
Nada Hassanein is a Health Care Inequities Reporter at Stateline. She specializes in health and wellness issues, focusing on health inequities, public health, and the healthcare system, while also addressing topics such as mental health and environmental impacts on health. Nada's work has been featured in prominent publications including the Detroit Free Press, USA TODAY, and The Washington Post.
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Nada Hassanein's coverage centers on health-related topics, particularly focusing on Medicaid coverage, grassroots groups' impact on healthcare, foster care issues including sex trafficking, police involvement in domestic violence cases, and other various health disparities.
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