Americans more likely to die from accidental opioid overdose than in a car accident
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This is what Black burnout feels like
7 votes -
The weight I carry - What it’s like to be too big in America
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Phoenix police department obtain DNA samples from Hacienda HealthCare staff in the week after vegetative patient gives birth
7 votes -
Five key things learned from reading 1,182 emergency room bills
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Americans are dangerously sleep deprived
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Johnson & Johnson knew for decades that asbestos lurked in its baby powder
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Scientists think Alabama's sewage problem has caused a tropical parasite. The state has done little about it.
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New study shows Medicare-For-All savings likely 2.5x previous estimates
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You snooze, you lose: Insurers make the old adage literally true – Propublica/NPR investigation into billing and privacy concerns for sleep apnea patients
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You snooze, you lose: Insurers make the old adage literally true
8 votes -
Sackler family members face mass litigation and criminal investigations over opioids crisis
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Sackler family members face mass litigation, criminal investigations over opioids crisis
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Aetna ordered to pay $25.5 million after denying coverage to woman who died of cancer
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What stops some US states from providing universal healthcare on their own?
I'm not very familiar with how government works in the US, and I've always had this question. Like, if states are reasonably independent, and it seems like there are some states who lean way more...
I'm not very familiar with how government works in the US, and I've always had this question.
Like, if states are reasonably independent, and it seems like there are some states who lean way more into the socially liberal side of the spectrum from providing universal healthcare (or at least some better healthcare policies) on their own?
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Losing Laura - Laura Levis died from an asthma attack just outside a Boston-area ER, after calling 911 from outside its locked doors. Her husband has been piecing together how it happened.
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Despite warnings, US FDA approves potent new opioid painkiller
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Suicide more prevalent than homicide in US, but most Americans don't know it
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‘I’m Dr. Cohen’: The powerful humanity of the Jewish hospital staff that treated Robert Bowers
9 votes -
Psychedelic psilocybin therapy for depression granted breakthrough therapy status by US Food and Drug Administration
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A man's love of squirrel meat might have given him a horrifying, fatal brain disease
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No wonder it works so well: There may be Viagra in that herbal supplement
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The fake abortion clinics of America: Misconception
12 votes -
The comforting fictions of dementia care
8 votes -
Don't shoot, I'm disabled
27 votes -
US kids eating more fast food, healthier offerings not helping
11 votes -
The US was once a leader for healthcare and education — now it ranks 27th in the world
9 votes -
Taken for a ride: MD injured in ATV crash gets $56,603 bill for US air ambulance trip
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US Food and Drug Administration cracks down on Juul and e-cigarette retailers
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Pharma chief defends 400% drug price rise as a ‘moral requirement’
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The secret drug pricing system middlemen use to rake in millions
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The future abortionists of America
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Does a generic EpiPen mean lower prices? Don’t hold your breath.
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Considerations on cost disease
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Gwyneth Paltrow’s Goop expanding to Canada — and some medical experts aren’t happy
11 votes -
US DEA wants more marijuana grown and fewer opioids produced in 2019. Really.
8 votes -
US Food and Drug Administration approves first generic version of EpiPen
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How a transplanted face transformed a young woman’s life
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The burnout crisis in American medicine
8 votes -
Parents break teen out of Mayo Clinic
12 votes -
US jury rules Monsanto liable in weed killer case - ordered to pay $250,000,000 for causing cancer
12 votes -
Monsanto ordered to pay $289 million in world's first Roundup cancer trial
17 votes -
US invaded by savage tick that sucks animals dry, spawns without mating
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This surgeon wants to offer cheap MRIs. A state law is getting in his way.
6 votes -
Insurers can send patients to religious hospitals that restrict reproductive care
9 votes -
US is unprepared for the health challenges of climate change, experts warn
9 votes -
What the reality of breastfeeding looks like in the US
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Should we loosen the restrictions on psychedelics?
13 votes -
Health insurers are vacuuming up details about you — and it could raise your rates
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We have no idea how bad the US tick problem is
12 votes