Our Reporters Discuss Healthcare Costs — And What Changes the Midterms May Portend

19659001 19659002 KFF Health News chief Washington reporter Julie Rovner talked about how Congress can fight the increasing expense of health care on WAMU’s 19459025 1A 19459026 on Nov. 5, health care cost on MS NOW’s Cash, Power, Politics With Stephanie Ruhle on Oct. 30, and the politics of health care on Slate’s What Next podcast on Oct. 27. Click on this link to hear Rovner on 1A. 19659005 Click on this link to enjoy Rovner on Cash, Power, Politics With Stephanie Ruhle 19659006 19659007 Click on this link to hear Rovner on 19459025 What Next KFF Health News senior reporter Renuka Rayasam talked about the high expenses of health care in the U.S. on 19459025 Today With Gordon Deal 19459026 on Oct. 29 and teenagers’ online security on WUGA’s 19459025 The Georgia Health Report on Oct. 16. 19659010 Click on this link to hear Rayasam on Today With Gordon Deal 19659012 Check out Rayasam’s reporting in “The Cost of Healthcare Is Hitting America Where It Hurts: The Wallet” and “Digging Into the cash Behind the United States Healthcare System.” Click on this link to hear Rayasam on 19459025 The Georgia Health Report 19659014 Check out Darius Tahir’s “Fears About Kids’ Online Safety Unite Democrats and Republicans.” 19659016 KFF Health News Southern reporter Sam Whitehead talked about Georgia’s Medicaid program and the election on WUGA’s 19459025 The Georgia Health Report on Nov. 3. 19659017 Click on this link to hear Whitehead on 19459025 The Georgia Health Report 19659019 Read Briah Lumpkins and Whitehead’s “Georgia Helped Inspire the Medicaid Work Rules. Its Own Rules Could Soon End.” KFF Health News senior reporter Julie Appleby talked about employer-sponsored health insurance expenses on Wisconsin Public Radio’s 19459025 Wisconsin Today on Oct. 23. Click on this link to hear Appleby on 19459025 Wisconsin Today 19659023 Check out Appleby’s “Job-Based Health Plan Costs Rise, With Little Relief in Sight.” KFF Health News nationwide public health reporter Amy Maxmen went over peptides on KDFW Fox 4 on Oct. 29. 19659025 Click on this link to see Maxmen on KDFW Fox 4 19459031 Check out Maxmen’s “Four Red Flags and One Truth Amid the Peptide Hype” and “People Say These Peptides Hurt Them. Their Stories Are Muffled in MAHA’s Push for Medical Freedom.” 19659027 KFF Health News senior reporter Aneri Pattani talked about how state and city governments are utilizing cash gotten through opioid settlements on WAMU’s 19459025 1A 19459026 on Oct. 15. 19659028 Click on this link to hear Pattani on 19459025 1A Check out Pattani’s protection of opioid settlements. KFF Health News Georgia reporter Briah Lumpkins talked about obstetric carts provided to assist rural mothers on WUGA’s The Georgia Health Report 19459026 on Oct. 23. Click on this link to hear Lumpkins on 19459025 The Georgia Health Report 19659034 Read Lumpkins’ “New Arrivals in the ER? Georgia Gears Up To Solve Rural Maternal Health Crisis.” KFF Health News factor Paula Span went over eldercare expenses on NPR’s Fresh Air on Nov. 3 and drug deprescribing on It’s a Matter of Your Health With Dr. Veita Bland 19459026 on Oct. 12. Click on this link to hear Span on Fresh Air 19659038 Read Span’s “3 Common Drugs Older Adults Might Be Overusing.” Click on this link to hear Span on It’s a Matter of Your Health With Dr. Veita Bland 19659041 Find out more from Span in her column “The New Old Age.” 19659042 KFF Health News senior contributing editor for health think piece Elisabeth Rosenthal talked about insurance coverage reform on Connecticut Public’s 19459025 The Colin McEnroe Show on Oct. 28. Click on this link to hear Rosenthal on 19459025 The Colin McEnroe Show 19659044 19659045 KFF Health News senior reporter Arthur Allen talked about a GLP-1 recall on Fox News’ 19459025 LiveNow From Fox 19459026 on Oct. 24. 19659046 Click on this link to see Allen on 19459025 LiveNow From Fox