Congressional negotiations to reup the law governing the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief are at an impasse over abortion. Host Kelly Hooper talks with POLITICO global health reporter Carmen Paun about what's going on and what it means for a program credited with saving 25 million lives.
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A look back at abortion policy in 2023 and a look forward to 2024
Fentanyl’s fatal year in review
What the USPS is hiding about worker safety
What Biden's new fair price drug policy means
Congress’ health reform package: Where does it stand?
The future of milestone opioid law
How the coming mining boom could upend local health care
Some drug patents in the Biden administration's crosshairs
Who’s calling the shots on health care policy now?
Dr. Google’s legislative test
Repeal-and-replace redux
Sickle cell gene-editing treatment poised for FDA approval
Trump reignites Affordable Care Act battle
The changing face of primary care
China’s virus outbreak: Seasonal return or new threat?
Medicare Advantage plans on the rise, and under scrutiny
Organ transplant reforms stalled by lack of funding
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