Rx Kids Program in Michigan faces financial scrutiny due to state funding and political division involving House Republicans.
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Updated Jul 9
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Rx Kids Program in Michigan faces financial scrutiny due to state funding and political division involving House Republicans.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Mona Hanna-Attisha co-founded the Rx Kids program in Flint, and the City Council retains authority over its disbursement rules.Sub-event
Rx Kids Program launches in Flint amid political challenges and funding cuts by House leaders.1 source
The Rx Kids Program in Michigan is facing political division and questions regarding its financial structure and state funding.1 source
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