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made in nj | she/her | health tech managing editor @inhealthpolicy | opinions my own | formerly: @qctimes, @dispatch_argus
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GOP Eyes Malpractice Legislation, Federal Ban As Tools To Crack Down On Pediatric Trans Care Providers

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By Cara Smith , Jessica Karins 
| Inside Health Policy
As the Trump administration continues its quest to stop hospitals and physicians from providing gender-affirming care to minors, Republican lawmakers and advocates are calling for a federal ban on the treatments for patients under 18 and legislation that would give patients more ability to file malpractice cases.
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Elevance: CMS, States Should Boost Unpaid Caregivers’ Use Of Health Tech

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By Cara Smith 
| Inside Health Policy
Unpaid caregivers for Medicaid beneficiaries are finding the utilization of health technologies -- including medication dispensing and remote monitoring technologies -- improve well-being and better support caregiving tasks like medication management, according to a new report from Elevance Health, which calls for CMS and the states to take steps to bolster use of the technology.
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Florida Lawsuit Alleges ChatGPT Poses Health Risks To Residents

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By Cara Smith 
| Inside Health Policy
The Florida Attorney General on Monday (June 1) filed a lawsuit against artificial intelligence giant OpenAI and its CEO for allegedly endangering the health of Floridians, including children, through the company’s aggressive marketing of ChatGPT to the public, saying the company concealed safety risks and suppressed internal safety warnings.
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