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Politics Should Never Decide Who Gets Care

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By Teri Mills
| Common Dreams Verified
As a nurse educator and a psychiatric-mental health nurse, we have built our careers on evidence-based practice, ethics, and compassion when caring for patients. Politics never entered the picture. Our responsibility has always been to provide care guided by science, professional standards, and the individual needs of our patients, not political ideology or partisan priorities.
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By Teri Mills
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Opinion: When voting rights are weakened, health suffers

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By Donna Gaffney, Teri Mills
| Aol Verified
The next major threat to Americans’ health may not come from a virus or a shuttered hospital. It may come from how or whether we are allowed to vote. On April 29, the U.S. Supreme Court  issued a decision weakening enforcement of Section 2 of the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a cornerstone civil rights law that has protected equitable representation for decades.
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