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Ohioans brace for changes to Medicaid eligibility, work requirements (opens the original)
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Medicaid covers about a quarter of Ohioans and nearly 1 in 3 people in Cuyahoga County. The state and federal program provides health insurance to low-income people, people with disabilities, older adults and pregnant women and children, as well as some noncitizens who meet eligibility requirements. But starting Thursday, changes to the program will begin affecting who can qualify and stay enrolled. On Oct. 1, federal rules will change eligibility for some immigrants who are lawfully living in t
Cleveland Orchestra musicians now on strike | Reporters Roundtable (opens the original)
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The Cleveland Orchestra are on strike after months of contract negotiations failed to produce an agreement. Musicians say they remain far apart from management on salary and health care costs, and they also want a greater voice in the audition process. A Friday concert in Michigan has been canceled, while musicians plan to perform free chamber concerts Saturday at Plymouth Church in Shaker Heights. If an agreement is reached by Sunday night, the orchestra could still leave Monday for a European
Neurodivergent adults share what it’s like receiving a later-in-life diagnosis (opens the original)
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Neurodivergence doesn't look the same in everyone. Some people learn to mask traits they believe set them apart, while others don't recognize their symptoms until college or early adulthood. For some, it can mean years of being treated for other conditions before considering autism, ADHD or OCD. But even once someone suspects they may be neurodivergent, getting a diagnosis can be time-consuming and expensive. However, more adults are asking these questions. A study from the Ohio State University
English, math proficiency at five-year highs for Ohio's public schools | Reporters Roundtable (opens the original)
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Statewide math and English scores have reached five-year highs, according to Ohio's public and charter school report cards for the 2025-26 school year. Cleveland, Akron and Canton each received three or fewer stars, while Youngstown improved to three stars and met state standards for the first time in 25 years. Statewide, chronic absenteeism also declined, but about 38% of students were not proficient in English language arts and 44% were not proficient in math. Federal immigration officials can
Nearly 1 in 4 US adults live with chronic pain. Could newer treatments help? (opens the original)
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Chronic pain is generally defined as pain that lasts for more than three months, and it can stem from an injury, an illness, inflammation or sometimes a cause doctors can't identify. Nearly 1 in 4 U.S. adults experiences chronic pain, according to the Centers for Disease Control. Chronic pain becomes more common with age and is slightly more common among women, but it can affect people at any age. When pain becomes a constant part of someone's life, its effects can extend far beyond physical, af
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