The Hill Stories
- This month, President Trump is expected to sign a bill into place that would make animal cruelty and abuse a federal crime.
- California residents, starting Jan. 1, 2020, will be allowed to get PrEP and PEP medications without presenting a physician’s prescription to prevent HIV infections under a new law.
- The federal government provided funding to nine research teams tasked to explore the medical benefits of marijuana as a pain reliever.
- There is a rising wave of outrage that might result in the complete sales ban of flavored e-cigarettes in the U.S.
- While the US is a top developed country, India is counted amongst the leading developing nations across the world. Over the decades, the standard of living has improved in both countries. Though,...
- CBF officer speaks to Congress on HIV being used as a basis for separating immigrating parents and children.
- There is a new bill that allows Oregon students to take these ‘mental health days’ as a means to change the stigma around mental health.
- California is paying-off the student debts of hundreds of young doctors to bring more healthcare to the state.
- New Jersey is doing what it can to ensure its citizens continue to benefit from Obamacare.
- City officials in San Francisco approved the ban on e-cigarettes in a move to address the growing use of nicotine products by young people.
- Trump and his Republicans are reportedly trying another tack to disassemble Obamacare.
- Those who are against the bill that pornography is deemed a public health crisis are claiming that there are bigger health issues out there.