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20 votes
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US Food and Drug Administration limits approval for new coronavirus vaccines to high-risk people
51 votes -
CVS Caremark ordered to pay $290 million penalty in US Medicare fraud case
26 votes -
Gates Foundation commits $2.5 billion to ignored, underfunded women's health
27 votes -
Meta violated privacy law, jury says in menstrual data fight
40 votes -
Air pollution raises risk of dementia, say Cambridge scientists
16 votes -
The End Kidney Deaths Act
13 votes -
The obvious reason the US should not vaccinate like Denmark – it isn't Denmark
6 votes -
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) suing Health and Human Services (HHS) secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. over vaccine policy
30 votes -
Calgary brings fluoride back to its drinking water
46 votes -
Novo Nordisk's ad campaign, which aimed to speak ‘without filters’ by declaring obesity a disease, has faced strong criticism on social media and from some scientific societies
21 votes -
‘I feel like I’ve been lied to’: When a measles outbreak hits home
33 votes -
The plan to vaccinate all Americans, despite Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
28 votes -
A huge outbreak has made Ontario the measles centre of the western hemisphere
39 votes -
Canada achieved measles elimination status in 1998. Now, it could lose it.
36 votes -
US Food and Drug Administration to limit covid shot approval to elderly, those with medical conditions
52 votes -
Measles exposure alert issued for Shakira concert at MetLife Stadium by New Jersey health officials
30 votes -
Diseases are spreading. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention isn't warning the public like it was months ago.
31 votes -
Adolescents' screen time displaces multiple sleep pathways and elevates depressive symptoms over twelve months
30 votes -
Measles spread includes US, Canada and Mexico
15 votes -
Is it possible to get short term health insurance in California?
I was recently removed from medi-cal due to “potential fraud”. Long story short, I didn’t commit fraud. I have had zero income in over a year, have something like $1500 total, and receive no other...
I was recently removed from medi-cal due to “potential fraud”. Long story short, I didn’t commit fraud. I have had zero income in over a year, have something like $1500 total, and receive no other benefits.
However, I’m currently dealing with bureaucratic confusion as the trail of who is responsible has dead ended and no one seems to be clear on what happened or why.
The medi-cal coordinator at the county social services office thinks it’s best if I just reapply but while I wait for my new application to be processed I am uninsured. Of course, if it goes through then I should have coverage dating back to the 1st of April.
Yet, given that there’s no good reason for it to have been canceled in the first place I’m wary of placing all my eggs in that basket. And would prefer to have some sort of catastrophe insurance if at all possible.
Is this even possible in California? It seems like short term health insurance might be banned here? Any ideas would be welcome. The whole situation is frustrating to say the least.
18 votes -
Texas measles outbreak grows; Michigan, Pennsylvania report new outbreaks
48 votes -
US abortions hold steady but fewer cross state lines for procedure, study finds
12 votes -
Why you should also be aware of whooping cough amid US measles outbreak
17 votes -
Second measles death reported in Texas
41 votes -
Second child dies in US measles outbreak as cases continue to rise
9 votes -
Eastern District of Texas strikes down Food and Drug Administration’s final rule regulating laboratory developed tests
13 votes -
Miami-Dade County commissioners vote in favor of removing fluoride from water systems
12 votes -
World’s first case of bird flu in sheep detected in England
13 votes -
Texas officials report that an unvaccinated child has died of measles
63 votes -
Texas measles outbreak could continue for a full year, official says
35 votes -
From Tuberculosis to HIV/AIDS to cancer, disease tracking has always had a political dimension, but it’s the foundation of US public health
9 votes -
Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.: Texas measles outbreak is call to action for all of us. MMR vaccine is crucial to avoiding potentially deadly disease.
34 votes -
Measles outbreak mounts among children in one of Texas’ least vaccinated counties
25 votes -
Family sues over adult son's fatal asthma attack after US insurance company removed medication from coverage
71 votes -
Measles case reported in Atlanta; Department of Public health seeks those who may have been exposed
14 votes -
Why some doctors are reassessing hypnosis
11 votes -
National Institutes of Health ordered by US President Trump admin to enact 'immediate and indefinite' travel suspension
37 votes -
Eli Lilly demonstrating saliva based hormone checking technology at CES
9 votes -
(PDF) Living happily ever after? The hidden health risks of Disney princesses.
16 votes -
Louisiana forbids public health workers from promoting COVID, flu and mpox shots
33 votes -
Medicare for all would save 68,000 US lives per year and reduce costs by $450 billion
78 votes -
It's time to break up Big Medicine in the US
33 votes -
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield reverses US policy that would have limited anesthesia periods
44 votes -
A bird flu pandemic would be one of the most foreseeable catastrophes in history
34 votes -
We've got a lot of ways to go: Thoughts on World Toilet Day
9 votes -
HPV vaccination: How the world can eliminate cervical cancer
23 votes -
Norwegian study shows microplastics in wastewater are shielding pathogens from being destroyed by treatment
13 votes -
Local US health departments struggle to track human cases of bird flu
7 votes -
Declaration of Helsinki turns sixty – how this foundational document of medical ethics has stood the test of time
8 votes