Telemedicine limits complicate cross state cancer care
As states roll back emergency rules, many patients face travel for follow up care with out of state doctors. Cases like Susie Rinehart seek Boston oncologist visits while families weigh costs and risks, raising concerns about access for rare cancers and mental health.
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Washington, D.C
Alliance For Connected Care
Virginia
Arizona
Florida
Susie Rinehart
Boston
Rinehart
Denver
Shannon MacDonald
MacDonald
New England Journal of Medicine
Massachusetts General
New England
Lee Schwamm
Mass General Brigham Health System
Cleveland Clinic
Peter Rasmussen
U.S
Shabana Khan
American Psychiatric Association
Lisa Robin
Federation of State Medical Boards
Federation
Ateev Mehrotra
Harvard Health Policy
Lucas Rounds
Logan
Utah
Rounds
Historic building materials may resist flood damage
In Virginia and Florida researchers contest the rush to replace flood damaged historic homes. Restorers Pollard and Shackelford argue older materials like black locust red cedar and cypress survive repeated soakings better than modern substitutes. They test old growth pine oak and cedar durability in a Virginia lab while officials explore regulatory allowances and contractor expertise gaps after storms.
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Suffolk
Florida
Ian
Paige Pollard
Kerry Shackelford
Shackelford
Pollard
U.S
Virginia
Jenny Wolfe
Florida Trust For Historic Preservation
Virginia Tech
National Park Service
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Construction Engineering Research
Champaign
Illinois
Pollard and Shackelford
Norfolk
Karen Speights
Speights
Chesterfield Heights
Chesapeake Bay
Life altered for storm survivors in Florida shelter system
Shanika Caldwell and her nine children fled motel destruction to a mass shelter inside Hertz Arena as officials prepare for school resumes. In Fort Myers Beach, Alexa Alvarez mourns her island home amid the storm’s wreckage. Ian, a Category 4 with 155 mph winds, caused over 100 deaths, ranking behind Katrina and Sandy in U.S. history. Some recovery appears underway with businesses reopening along U S 41, while residents in flood zones continue mud cleanup. Judy Jones, 74, runs Bread of Life Mission, aiding more than 40 shelter residents and others left behind by the disaster.
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Shanika Caldwell
Hertz Arena
Ian
Alexa Alvarez
Fort Myers Beach
Florida
U.S
U.S. 41
Tamiami Trail
Resi
Punta Gorda
Judy Jones
Breadh of Life Mission Inc
Barn Talk Hop Farm joins Fall Foliage Tour stops
Cleveland area brewer Butcher and the Brewer offered samples outside the barns as Barn Talk Hop Farm showcases its 3,500 plant operation near Medina County. Owner Napier explains the unique northeast Ohio hop facility and his retirement project to support local breweries during this year’s Fall Foliage Tour.
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Butcher
Napier
Ohio
Jenny
Barn Talk Hop Farm
Geig’s Orchard
Guilford Township
Seville Library
Seville Historical Society
Rupp-Dale Farm
Sky Park Airport
Wadsworth
Blooming Acres
Sharon Township
Denslager Nature Center
Medina County
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Atlanta
Khuri
Ed Sepe
Maryland
Sepe
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