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Is Covid ‘Under Control’ in the US? Experts Say Yes
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In Jackson, the Water Is Back, but the Crisis Remains
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Shift in Child Hospice Care Is a Lifeline for Parents Seeking a Measure of Comfort and Hope
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Noncommunicable diseases now ‘top killers globally’ – UN health agency report – UN News
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Genetic Tests Create Treatment Opportunities and Confusion for Breast Cancer Patients
The past decade has witnessed a rapid expansion of genetic tests, including new instruments to inform patients who have been diagnosed with breast cancer about the risk of recurrence and to guide their treatment. But the clinical ... [Continue Reading]
Doctors Rush to Use Supreme Court Ruling to Escape Opioid Charges
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With Polio’s Return, Here’s What Back-to-Schoolers Need to Know
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A Disability Program Promised to Lift People From Poverty. Instead, It Left Many Homeless.
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Experts Question the Role of White Mulberry in the Death of Congressman’s Wife
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The benefits of treating patients at home instead of in the hospital – North Carolina Health News
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Hospitals Divert Primary Care Patients to Health Center ‘Look-Alikes’ to Boost Finances
A growing number of hospitals are outsourcing often-unprofitable outpatient services for their poorest patients by setting up independent, nonprofit organizations to provide primary care. Medicare and Medicaid pay these clinics, ... [Continue Reading]