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I am a reporter for the @PressHerald in Portland, Maine, covering the health and human services beat.

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New pancreatic cancer drug gives South Portland man hope for longer life

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By Joe Lawlor Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Eugene Slobodzian, of South Portland, was part of an expanded access trial of daraxonrasib, a new drug to treat pancreatic cancer that got FDA approval last week. In clinical trials, the drug doubled patients' life expectancy, from a median of 6.7 months with chemotherapy to 13.2 months.
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Maine health clinics say state failed to pay nearly $6.5M cost-of-living increase Original

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By Hannah Kaufman Verified, Joe Lawlor Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Maine’s community health clinics say they did not receive nearly $6.5 million after the state health department failed to pay annual inflation adjustments expected this year. The clinics, called federally qualified health centers, had already budgeted for this year’s cost-of-living increase, which they expected to come in July, officials representing the centers said. The adjustments would have gone to 20 community health clinics.
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As Maine reports more cyclosporiasis cases, health officials say outbreak may be slowing Original

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By Joe Lawlor Verified
| The Portland Press Herald Verified
Maine reported more cases of cyclosporiasis this week, but state health officials say the outbreak of the intestinal illness appears to be slowing down. Lindsay Hammes, a spokesperson for the Maine Center for Disease Control and Prevention, said the agency had logged 49 cases of cyclosporiasis this year through Aug. 21, with 15 of those tied to the national outbreak, which has been connected to contaminated iceberg lettuce.
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