Sarah Boden

2 weeks ago | thetimes-tribune.com | Sarah Boden

Pennsylvania health officials are facing down a potential $500 million loss of federal funding, but are tight-lipped about which programs and how many people might be affected by the Trump administration’s decision. The funding helps Pennsylvania purchase and administer vaccines, monitor the spread of infectious diseases like measles and influenza, and contact people who might have been exposed to dangerous pathogens.

2 weeks ago | meadvilletribune.com | Sarah Boden

Pennsylvania health officials are facing down a potential $500 million loss of federal funding, but they are tight-lipped about which programs and how many people might be affected by the Trump administration’s decision. The funding helps Pennsylvania purchase and administer vaccines, monitor the spread of infectious diseases like measles and influenza, and contact people who might have been exposed to dangerous pathogens. kAm“(6’C6 E96 @?=J @C82?:K2E:@? H9@ 5@6D E92E :?

3 weeks ago | latrobebulletinnews.com | Sarah Boden

Pennsylvania health officials are facing down a potential $500 million loss of federal funding but are tight-lipped about which programs and how many people might be affected by the Trump administration’s decision. The funding helps Pennsylvania purchase and administer vaccines, monitor the spread of infectious diseases like measles and influenza, and contact people who might have been exposed to dangerous pathogens. kAm“(6’C6 E96 @?=J @C82?:K2E:@? H9@ 5@6D E92E :?

3 weeks ago | dailycourier.com | Sarah Boden

Pennsylvania health officials are facing down a potential $500 million loss of federal funding, but are tight-lipped about which programs and how many people might be affected by the Trump administration’s decision. The funding helps Pennsylvania purchase and administer vaccines, monitor the spread of infectious diseases like measles and influenza, and contact people who might have been exposed to dangerous pathogens. kAmQ(6VC6 E96 @?=J @C82?:K2E:@? H9@ 5@6D E92E :?

3 weeks ago | abc27.com | Sarah Boden

The funding helps Pennsylvania purchase and administer vaccines, monitor the spread of infectious diseases like measles, and contact people who might have been exposed to dangerous pathogens. This story first appeared in How We Care, a weekly newsletter by Spotlight PA featuring original reporting and perspectives on how we care for one another at all stages of life. Sign up for free here.