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Possible Affordable Care Act repeal terrifies some Tucsonans Jennie James says the Affordable Care Act "saved my life and made sure I didn't go bankrupt." Kayla & Danielle Chandler in 2017.
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Trump order paves way for agencies to weaken health law WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is ordering federal agencies to undermine Obamacare through regulatory action, a move that could weaken enforcement of the requirement for Americans to buy health coverage and give insurers leeway to ...
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With executive order, Trump tosses a 'bomb' into fragile health insurance markets President Trump's executive order instructing federal agencies to grant relief to constituencies affected by the Affordable Care Act has begun to reverberate throughout the nation's health-care system, injecting further uncertainty into an already ...
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Cervical Cancer Taking Deadlier Toll in US Than Had Been Thought The death rate from cervical cancer in the United States is considerably higher than previously estimated and the disparity in death rates between black women and white women is significantly wider, according to a study published Monday in the journal ...
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Have cervical cancer death rates been underestimated? Taking into account hysterectomies in the analysis of cancer mortality has led to these rates being underestimated. Léa Surugue. By Léa Surugue.
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Browned toast and potatoes are 'potential cancer risk', say food scientists Bread, chips and potatoes should be cooked to a golden yellow colour, rather than brown, to reduce our intake of a chemical which could cause cancer, government food scientists are warning.
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Condition of Former President George H.W. Bush Improves Former President George H.W. Bush is currently under treatment at a Houston medical center for severe case of pneumonia. The doctors said that his condition has improved and they will evaluate his condition before removing the breathing tube.
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Indiana prison medical chief works for private Illinois firm South Bend - The chief medical officer for Indiana's prison system held an overlapping position with a for-profit Illinois company that provides health care to correctional facilities in more than a dozen states, according to a published report.
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E-cigarettes getting non-smoking teens hooked on nicotine Researchers claim that teenagers who would never normally smoke are now starting out with so-called vaping before moving on to regular cigarettes, risking long-term health problems.
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Will There Ever be a Universal Flu Vaccine? The yearly flu shot may be a relic of the past as researchers continue making progress. By Ian Setliff , Amyn Murji On 1/22/17 at 10:00 AM.
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Republican Plan To Replace Obamacare Would Turn Medicaid Over To States Republicans plan to turn control of Medicaid over to the states as part of their replacement for the Affordable Care Act, according to an adviser to President Donald Trump.
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Eradicating HPV infection The approval of a new vaccine in Malaysia recently against the HPV has been welcomed but raises some concerns among the public. Dear Dr G,.
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Trump's Health Secretary Thinks Poor Should Pay More For Medicaid Poor Americans insured by Medicaid will pay more out-of-pocket toward their healthcare services under proposals favored by Dr. Tom Price, Donald Trump's pick to be U.S.
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Physically active women age slower, study proves A recent study from the University of California San Diego School of Medicine concluded that cells of elderly women who remain inactive for more than 10 hours per day age much faster compared to those of women who remain active throughout their late life.
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Robotic sleeve shows promise in pigs' hearts WASHINGTON - Scientists are developing a robotic sleeve that can encase a flabby diseased heart and gently squeeze to keep it pumping.
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Psychological 'Vaccine' Could Help Immunize Against Fake News In medicine, vaccinating against a virus involves exposing a body to a weakened version of the threat, enough to build a tolerance.
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How to Get an EpiPen Alternative For Free After being recalled for potentially inaccurate dosage delivery, Auvi-Q - an EpiPen alternative manufactured by Kaléo Pharma - will be back on the market by Feb. 14.
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This squishy robot squeezes pig hearts to keep them pumping With a squishy embrace, a new soft robot can keep a weak and failing heart pumping. So far, it's only been tested in pigs. But if it works in humans, it could one day keep people with heart failure alive.
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No, Gwyneth Paltrow, women should not put jade eggs in their vaginas, gynecologist says It wasn't that long ago when Gwyneth Paltrow raved about the benefits of vaginal steaming, a non-scientifically proven process of sitting over a hot pot of water filled with herbs for up to 45 minutes to "cleanse your uterus" and "balance female ...
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Rear Admiral with a lot of experience now acting CDC director At noon Friday, when President Donald J. Trump took the oath of office, Dr. Tom Frieden ceased being director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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CDC: Pet rats in Illinois, Wisconsin linked to virus outbreak The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention confirmed Friday that pet rats are the source of an outbreak of Seoul virus infections in Illinois and Wisconsin.
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Which States Will Legalize Marijuana Next? List Of East Coast States And More Considering Changing Pot Laws The votes were counted, the oath was taken and Donald Trump became the 45th president of the United States Friday. However, a new president isn't the only thing Americans received as a result of the 2016 election - a slew of citizens got sweet changes ...
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Cracking the code of influenza This is a 3-D print of hemagluttinin, one of the proteins on the surface of flu virus - and the "H" in the names of flu strains like H1N1.
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Auvi-Q EpiPen to hit the market FREE of charge for some An EpiPen rival is set to return to the market free of charge for millions of consumers - but will set insurance companies a whopping $4,500 for a two-pack.
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Insufficient Exercise May Accelerate Telomere Shortening Elderly women who sit for more than 10 hours a day with low physical activity have cells that are biologically older by eight years compared to women who are less sedentary, University California San Diego School of Medicine researchers report.
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Sunscreen offers better protection compared to Umbrella: Study Many people avoid sunscreen even when they are on beach holidays. Medical experts have supported use of sunscreen during sunny days for everyone with light skin.
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Can you protect your brain from dementia? Researchers have discovered a defect in a key cell-signaling pathway they say contributes to both overproduction of toxic protein in the brains of Alzheimer's disease patients as well as loss of communication between neurons.
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1 in 4 US men have cancer-linked HPV genital infections FILE - In this Aug. 28, 2006 file photo, a doctor holds a vial of the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine Gardasil in his Chicago office.
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Sierra Nevada Brewing recalls bottled beer due to hazard Sierra Nevada Brewing said Sunday it has issued a recall in the Midwest, South and East Coast of some of its bottled beer after detecting a flaw that could allow glass to break and fall inside.
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Advocacy group pushes for changes in U.S. food assistance program As policymakers and health officials sound the alarm on the nation's obesity epidemic, a team of researchers want to improve health outcomes among the most vulnerable Americans by overhauling the federal food assistance program.
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US Medical Marijuana Company Seeks Inroads In Mexico Medical Marijuana Inc. has been treating patients in Mexico without the adverse side effects caused by opioids and painkillers. More.
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Skin cancer cream could kill your pet, FDA warns The Food and Drug Administration warned pet owners Wednesday that dogs, cats and other animals may die if exposed to skin cancer creams.
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Heart disease: Key steps to prevention Heart disease is the No. 1 cause of death in American women. It affects 43 million women in the United States each year, yet few are aware of the dangers.
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Children with asthma 50 per cent more likely to become obese Children with asthma are over 50 per cent more likely to become obese within ten years of being diagnosed, warns a new study which suggests that using inhalers during the attack may prevent this effect.
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Free market for drugs? It won't work, but here's what might The United States faces a major problem with prescription drug prices. Even as the prices of most goods and services have barely budged in recent years, the cost of drugs has surged.
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A Mosquito's Immune System May Hold the Key to Malaria The Anopheles gambiae mosquito acts as a major vector for the transmission of malaria in sub-Saharan Africa, carrying infected blood among people.
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Measles outbreak grows in Los Angeles despite California's strict new vaccination law LOS ANGELES - Six months after California's strict vaccine law took effect, a measles outbreak has infected 20 people, most of them in Los Angeles County, prompting a search for others who may have been exposed to the highly contagious virus.
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