Cecilia Lei
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first heard Feb 2026
last heard 25 Aug
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House Democratic Caucus Chair Pete Aguilar said decisions on trans athletes should be decided locally in consultation with coaches and parents.
Some sporting bodies have changed their policies over the past year.
The International Olympic Committee opted to limit the women's category to biological females, citing performance advantages for the male sex.
And the NCAA, which governs U.S.
college sports, brought its own ban to line up with Trump's executive order.
Migdon noted to us that following the Supreme Court decision, Justice Kavanaugh went out of his way to extend empathy to the young plaintiffs in the case.
The future for trans athletes in women's sports will be on the ballot this November, with Arizona, Colorado, and Washington states likely holding votes on the matter.
Starting today, millions of Americans on Medicare can qualify for affordable weight loss drugs known as GLP-1s.
Under a temporary program, Medicare recipients can get prescriptions for WeGoV, ZetBound, and Foundeo for just $50 a month, much cheaper than paying without insurance.
Christopher Rowland is a health care reporter at The Washington Post.
Now, federal law actually prohibits Medicare covering weight loss drugs, but the government is running this as a temporary pilot program for 18 months.
Rowland says the short-term nature of this particular program raises some practical issues.
And if the treatment is short-term, then the benefits might be too.
Numerous studies suggest many users regain at least some of the weight they lost after coming off GLP-1s.
And other improvements, things like blood sugar and cholesterol, can revert backwards too.
Some clinicians argue that the drugs should be seen as treating a chronic condition, which typically requires long-term medication.
The healthcare organization KFF estimates nearly 4 million people will qualify for the program, but Rowland says it won't be an easy process.
Doctors have a set of criteria based around a patient's BMI.
That means the program is intended to help people with health risks associated with obesity.
Patients looking to lose weight for cosmetic or lifestyle reasons wouldn't qualify.
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