The Donald Trump administration has instructed to reject U.S. visa applicants with obesity, diabetes, and heart disorders.

Significant and potentially damaging changes and cuts to federal programs such as the ACA and Medicaid may have long-lasting negative effects on access to mental health services.

Foreigners with medical conditions such as diabetes or obesity may be denied US visas under new guidance. WASHINGTON, Nov 9: ...

Earlier too, screening for communicable diseases, checking vaccination history, infectious diseases and mental health conditions of the visa applicant were a must.

US visa applications may be denied for immigrants with specific health conditions, raising concerns over public charge ...

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The new guidelines mandate that immigrants' health be a focus in the application process. The guidance applies to nearly all ...

Foreigners seeking U.S. visas might be rejected if they have certain medical conditions, including diabetes or obesity, under ...

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Foreign nationals seeking to stay in the US could be denied visas if they have diabetes, heart disease and obesity, among ...