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Health reporter @WSJ. I spend time with humans who use drugs, hear voices and the folks who care for them. Ask me about that time I got expelled from China.
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In Nebraska, Americans begin to lose Medicaid under Trump's work rules

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By Julie Wernau Verified, Ryan Levi, Dan Gorenstein
| KOSU-FM (Stillwater, Oklahoma) Verified
On Saturday, Nebraska will become the first state to remove people from Medicaid for failing to meet new work requirements signed into law by President Trump. The state's Medicaid director, Drew Gonshorowski, told Tradeoffs in an interview that roughly 200 Nebraskans will lose their coverage on Aug. 1. "We've ensured that we have extra steps in place making sure we review any denial multiple times before it goes out the door," he said.
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Keeping cool without AC: Our readers share their tips

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By Npr Top StoriesNpr, Laurel Dalrymple Verified, Julie Wernau Verified
| KVCR-TV (San Bernardino, CA) Verified
In a summer of extreme heat, we asked our NPR readers to share the ways they keep cool without relying on air conditioning. The responses were practical, personal and inventive — shaped by childhoods without AC, long workdays outdoors and family traditions passed down through generations. From rural Minnesota porches to Syrian balconies, here are some of the strategies they swear by.
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