The 340B drug pricing program started as a way to help patients afford life-saving medicine but today, drug companies are too often placing profits over patients.

Twin Cities nonprofits are stepping in to fill the gap left by grocery store closures in low-income communities. Read more on our blog.

Chicago area activists are coming together to demand the reopening of the only hospital in the Uptown neighborhood.

Young children are particularly vulnerable to the adverse effects of lead contamination, especially lead poisoning.

Recently, more hospitals have been closing than opening in urban communities, leaving residents with no choice but to find care in other places.

 A West Dallas Grocery store recently closed, leaving residents who depended on the store without access to affordable, healthy food.

This year, Mayo Clinic has reported a record $1.47 billion profit; but that number fails to tell the whole story.

Advocates are fed up with a lack of transparency on drinking water quality and lead contamination in Delaware’s schools.

A recent report on 340B hospitals and pharmacies in Minnesota reveals that covered entities continue to profit off of the program while leaving patients behind.

Recent research indicates that food deserts are becoming more prevalent among American communities.

Hennepin County Medical Center in Minneapolis is at a real risk of closing as budget cuts put the safety-net hospital in danger.

On March 2^nd, Wisconsin Governor, Tony Evers announced new PFAS standards in drinking water.

In January of this year, a Wichita area hospital closed, abruptly leaving residents without access to vital healthcare.

As grocery stores continue to close across the US, communities are left without access to affordable, healthy foods.

A recent report suggests that 29 Missouri hospitals are at risk of closing, with 12 facing an immediate danger.

The town of Wadesboro, NC is suing major chemical manufacturers for contributing to PFAS contamination in their soil.

A group of nurses from Watsonville Community Hospital in California fight back against hospital closures.

A recent map produced by the Institute  for Local Self Reliance shows that food deserts are present in communities in all 50 state, but in Ohio, they’re growing. 

Indiana hospitals are struggling to stay open amid raising expenses.

A lawsuit against the state of Michigan alleging that the state covered up lead contamination in Benton Harbor is allowed to proceed in the Michigan Court of Appeals.