Pregnancy questions in wellness risk assessments spark concern
Wellness programs include inquiries about pregnancy status and age at first pregnancy, sparking fear of discrimination. Critics, led by the National Women's Law Center, urge the EEOC to ban such questions, arguing data could reveal pregnancy among employees and harm careers even when data is aggregated.
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National Women’s Law Center
Emily Martin
NWLC
Obama
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
EEOC
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Martin
ADA
Commission
Audax
Zensey
David Solar
Opium
UnitedHealth Group
Solar
Dania Palanker
Women’s Law Center
Carol Merchasin
Boston
Merchasin
Humana Vitality, LiveHealthier
Bravo Wellness
Vitality
Jeff Blunt
Humana Beginnings
Teresa Anderson
Austin
Texas
Palanker
Telephone therapy aids rural seniors with anxiety study finds
A Wake Forest led study in JAMA Psychiatry shows 141 adults over 60 in North Carolina rural counties improved more with cognitive behavioral phone therapy than lighter support calls. Experts urge Medicare updates to expand teletherapy beyond in office visits.
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Eric Lenze
Washington University School of Medicine
Medicare
Lenze
Joel White
Health IT Now Coalition
Frank Pallone
D-Mj
Devin Nunes
R-Calif
Association of State
Kaiser Health News
KHN
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
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