You have a right to know why a health insurer denied your claim. Some US insurers still won’t tell you. Article 1400 words 25 votes
US Senator calls for Department of Justice action against Philips for keeping CPAP machine complaints secret healthcare Article 1119 words 20 votes
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UnitedHealthcare tried to deny coverage to a chronically ill US patient. He fought back, exposing the insurer’s inner workings. ~health.mental Article 7083 words 15 votes
ProPublica reporting on the newly released congressional report about COVID origins Article 9636 words 21 votes
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The broken front line: What lasting impact will the pandemic have on America's first responders? healthcare Article 5971 words 7 votes
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As Covid-19 ravaged Waterloo, Iowa, officials discovered meatpacking executives were the ones in charge Article 9116 words 12 votes
Rapid antigen testing is less accurate than the US government wants to admit healthcare Article 2801 words 5 votes
Inside the fall of the CDC: How the world’s greatest public health organization was brought to its knees, causing damage that could last much longer than the coronavirus Article 11 058 words 13 votes
University of North Carolina researchers were potentially exposed to lab-created coronaviruses in several incidents since 2015, highlighting the risks even in respected research facilities Article 2674 words 8 votes
US hospitals are suddenly short of young doctors — because of Donald Trump’s visa ban healthcare Article 2078 words 9 votes
You can make millions selling masks to the government in three easy steps Article 1873 words 10 votes
"All the hospitals are full": In Houston, overwhelmed ICUs leave COVID-19 patients waiting in emergency rooms healthcare Article 1864 words 18 votes
Internal messages reveal crisis at Houston hospitals as coronavirus cases surge healthcare Article 2155 words 7 votes
Marion Correctional Institution in Ohio was built to hold 1,500 inmates. It had over 2,000 coronavirus cases Article 3394 words 6 votes
The Trump administration paid millions for test tubes — and got unusable mini soda bottles Article 2039 words 9 votes
How New York suffered nearly ten times the number of deaths as California Article 11 354 words 6 votes
A nurse bought protective supplies for her colleagues using GoFundMe. The hospital suspended her. healthcare Article 1993 words 8 votes
What we need to understand about asymptomatic carriers if we’re going to beat the coronavirus Article 3397 words 4 votes
A major medical staffing company just slashed benefits for doctors and nurses fighting coronavirus healthcare Article 1057 words 9 votes
United States taxpayers paid millions to design a low-cost ventilator for a pandemic. Instead, the company is selling versions of it overseas Article 3365 words 16 votes
A medical worker describes terrifying lung failure from COVID-19 — even in his young patients healthcare Article 2132 words 12 votes
Many Kentucky jails prop up their budgets by selling e-cigarettes to inmates. Some jailers, or their friends and family, are making money while jails overlook the health concerns of vaping products. Article 2760 words 5 votes
The child abuse contrarian: A renowned scientist turned expert witness relies on his own controversial theory to help alleged abusers avoid prison healthcare Article 7679 words, published Sep 26 2018 9 votes
OxyContin maker explored expansion into “attractive” anti-addiction market medicine Article 2460 words 7 votes
You snooze, you lose: Insurers make the old adage literally true – Propublica/NPR investigation into billing and privacy concerns for sleep apnea patients Article 2764 words 12 votes
Health insurers are vacuuming up details about you — and it could raise your rates healthcare Article 3267 words 10 votes