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First wave of Medicaid changes will drop hundreds of Northeast Ohio immigrants (opens the original)
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A slew of Medicaid changes are on the horizon, and the first will hit hundreds of Northeast Ohioans this week. As of Oct. 1, many legal noncitizens will no longer be eligible for Medicaid coverage. “They will lose eligibility and there is no mechanism for them to get eligibility back,” said Patrick Kearns, the executive director of Re:Source Cleveland, a nonprofit that serves local immigrant communities. “They cannot access work requirements to restore their Medicaid, they are ineligible until t
Union workers strike at Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital (opens the original)
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About 200 employees walked off the job Wednesday at noon at Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital. Employees said they would rather be at work, but felt compelled to strike as no deal was reached on a new contract. The union that represents many employees at the hospital — including some nurses and nursing assistants as well as maintenance, housekeeping and laundry workers — said negotiations have been ongoing since February, but Cleveland Clinic representatives gave no indication they were willing
Union employees plan to strike at Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital (opens the original)
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About 200 employees at Cleveland Clinic Lutheran Hospital plan to walk off the job Wednesday at noon if a new labor agreement isn’t settled. The union that represents many employees at the hospital, including some nurses and nursing assistants as well as maintenance, housekeeping and laundry workers, said they’ve been negotiating since February. Service Employees International Union 1199 District Director Vanessa Dalesandro said areas of contention include increases in healthcare costs for emplo
This fungi season, experts urge mushroom foragers to have fun but don't die (opens the original)
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Don King grew up afraid of mushrooms. As a kid, he would stomp them in his backyard or kick them over. “We wouldn’t even touch them,” King said. There have been plenty of mushrooms for kids to kick over this year. The wet end of summer has led to a proliferation of fungi around Northeast Ohio, and a spate of poisonings has doctors warning folks to stay away from mushrooms sprouting in their backyards. King grew up to be one of Northeast Ohio’s foremost mycologists. People should always be cautio
New study explains why it's so hard to keep weight off (opens the original)
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One of the biggest challenges in treating obesity is how to keep the weight off, but researchers at University Hospitals and Case Western Reserve University recently published a study that may offer some solutions. Diets and GLP-1 medications are good at helping people lose weight but diets can be hard to maintain, and most people stop taking their weight-loss drugs within two years. Unfortunately, as soon as those interventions are stopped, people tend to regain the weight they lost. University
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