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Once Its Greatest Foes, Doctors Are Embracing Single-Payer

When the American Medical Association — one of many nation’s strongest well being care teams — met in Chicago this June, its...

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Medicaid Expansion Making Diabetes Meds More Accessible To Poor, Study Shows

Low-income individuals with diabetes are higher capable of afford their drugs and handle their illness in states that expanded Medicaid underneath the...

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In Weary Post-Storm Puerto Rico, Medicaid Cutbacks Bode New Ills

SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico — Blue tarps nonetheless dot rooftops, properties lack electrical energy wanted to refrigerate medicines, and clinics chip away...

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Doctors Reckon With High Rate Of Suicide In Their Ranks

Alarms go off so steadily in emergency rooms, medical doctors barely discover. And then a colleague is wheeled in on a gurney,...

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Stanford’s Chief Wellness Officer Aims To Prevent Physician Burnout

Use Our Content This story will be republished totally free (details). Stanford Medicine employed Dr. Tait Shanafelt as chief wellness officer final...

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Trying To Pinpoint Hurricane’s True Toll, Researchers Say 1,139 Died In Puerto Rico

Use Our Content This story may be republished at no cost (details). The query of how many individuals perished after Hurricane Maria...

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How Rival Opioid Makers Sought To Cash In On Alarm Over OxyContin’s Dangers

Fred Schulte, Kaiser Health News As Purdue Pharma confronted mounting criticism over deaths linked to OxyContin, rival drugmakers noticed an opportunity to...