CHARLOTTE – We all love to eat, but we all know that your food bill can add up. In fact, according to the USDA, the average family spent 11.3 percent of their disposable income on food last year. And it was split about 50-50 between eating at home and eating out, with about 5.62% eating …
CHARLOTTE – We all love to eat, but we all know that your food bill can add up. In fact, according to the USDA, the average family spent 11.3 percent of their disposable income on food last year. And it was split about 50-50 between eating at home and eating out, with about 5.62% eating …
Pharmacies are closing across Iowa and there are fears more closures may be on the horizon, according to a new study by Drake University professor Michael Andreski. Its findings reveal a disturbing trend showing alarming rates of closures across the state, particularly among independent pharmacies not affiliated with Iowa. major chains. At least 87 of …
During the COVID-19 public health emergency, Congress prohibited states from disenrolling people from Medicaid. The idea was to prevent people from losing coverage during the pandemic. But the emergency has passed. On April 1, state Medicaid programs regained the ability to exclude people who were no longer eligible. Some states have decided to reevaluate the …
A lack of funding and resources can prevent Americans from getting the mental health care they need, experts say. “Let’s talk about resources, and then we can talk about the mental health crisis,” Susan Gurley, executive director of the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, said during Wednesday morning’s panel: “Every Mind Matters: The Many …