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Why Medicaid reform and expansion matter
By Elizabeth Ripley The Mat-Su Health Foundation is grateful for the Legislature’s efforts to move toward a more
Medicaid expansion makes sense
By Les Gara Governor Walker, like other Republican and Democratic Governors who have hopped on board, is right that accepting
Fundraiser for cancer patient is Sunday
Frontiersman.com A family's fears have been confirmed. Blood and bone marrow donor advocate Kelly Marre, whom we
Affordable health coverage: Just a click or call away
By Susan Johnson This year, the most important resolution any of us can make and keep is to enroll in
Robert C. Ackles Sr., M.D., FACS
Robert Churchill Ackles, 89, was born at home on May 27, 1925 in Birmingham, Michigan, to Patience and Stanley. After
Hygiene before quarantine: fighting Ebola fear
By Stuart Thompson It doesn’t help anyone to participate in media-enabled hysteria about Ebola. In the face of
What does the flu have to do with Ebola?
By Michelle Rountree If you watch TV, read the paper or listen to people while standing in line at your
Scientists who know say ‘No’
On Nov. 4, Alaskans will consider Ballot Measure No. 2, an initiative to legalize the sale and use of marijuana
Michael Llewellyn Gardiner
Michael Llewellyn Gardiner passed away at 2:14 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 21. He was 22 years old. Michael
AARP’s health tip: Avoid doughnuts!
By Nicole Duritz The dog days of August are the most likely time for Medicare Part D participants to fall
Sharon Kay Evans
Sharon Kay Evans, 64, Certified Professional Midwife, formerly of Palmer, was born Oct. 23, 1949, to Wanda Froedge of Peoria,
Veteran supports Ballot Measure 2
By Darby Andrews As a U.S. Army veteran of Operation Desert Storm, I am asking Alaskans on this Independence