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Formerly KFF Health News, Bend Bulletin, Houston Chronicle, American Medical News. Now a nomad. Dream big and make it happen. @markianhawryluk.bsky.social🇺🇦

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Markian Hawryluk’s Biography

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Markian Hawryluk is a health reporter with the Houston Chronicle. He was most recently a health projects reporter with the Bend Bulletin, a daily newspaper in Bend, Oregon. After completing his master's degree in journalism at the University of Illinois, he spent 10 years as a health policy reporter in Washington, D.C., including four years as the Medicare reporter for American Medical News. He has won numerous awards for his health reporting, including the 2009 Bruce Baer Award for Investigati…

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Benzodiazepines treat anxiety, cause long-term problems

Benzodiazepines treat anxiety, cause long-term problems

Despite reams of evidence about the risks of dependence and potentially severe withdrawal symptoms, doctors c…

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Cyclic vomiting syndrome not well understood

Cyclic vomiting syndrome not well understood

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The risk of being born at home

The risk of being born at home

The death rate for home births in Oregon is six times as high as in hospitals, which see many more high risk …

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A report from heart of Kiev, Ukraine

A report from heart of Kiev, Ukraine

Stepping onto Kiev's Independence Square, known here as the Maidan, I get a sense of treading on hallowed gro…

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Sepsis: A leading killer

Sepsis: A leading killer

Until his doctor pronounced him cured last week, Peter Elster had no idea how close he came to dying. "He sai…

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Robot surgery is here to stay

Robot surgery is here to stay

Despite their high cost and little evidence they improve care, surgical robots are likely here to stay.

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Midterms have revived universal healthcare debate. These states are ahead of everyone

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By Markian Hawryluk
| The Morning Call Verified
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... By Markian Hawryluk, KFF Health News Democratic congressional members and candidates are already planning to use any midterm election gains to expand health coverage, including boosting Affordable Care Act subsidies, reversing Medicaid cuts, and lowering the Medicare eligibility age. But Democratic strongholds across the country — including Oregon, California, New York, and Washington— have more ambitious goals: single-payer, universal healthcare systems.
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