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Patient-Induced Trauma: Hospitals Learn To Defuse Violence

Use Our Content This story will be republished totally free (details). SAN DIEGO — When Mary Prehoden will get dressed for work...

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Pharma’s Take On The Pelosi Drug-Pricing Bill: Fair Warning Or Fearmongering?

[khn_slabs slabs=”1027675″ view=”inline” /] [partner-box]House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s flagship proposal to curb prescription drug costs, the “Lower Drug Costs Now Act” ―...

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KHN’s ‘What The Health?’: We Spend HOW MUCH On Health Care?

Can’t see the audio participant? Click here to listen on SoundCloud. Health spending within the U.S. grew to $three.6 trillion in 2018, in...

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As His Wife’s Caregiver, A Doctor Discovers What’s Missing At Health Care’s Core

Caring for somebody with a critical sickness stretches individuals spiritually and emotionally, typically past what they may have thought doable. Dr. Arthur...

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‘An Arm And A Leg’: How Much For Stitches In The ER? Hard To Gauge Upfront

Dan Weissmann Can’t see the audio participant? Click here to listen. Sarah Macsalka had heard the tales about how expensive an emergency room...

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Anthem Blue Cross Gets Flagged And Fined More Than Other Insurers

One of California’s largest medical insurance plans has distinguished itself, and never in a great way. The state Department of Managed Health...

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An Atlanta Nonprofit Brings Medical Care And Connection To The Homeless

Herman Ware bought his seasonal flu shot whereas sitting at a small, wobbly desk inside a cellular well being clinic. The clinic-on-wheels...

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HHS Hands Out Free HIV Prevention Drugs. Do You Qualify?

Carmen Heredia Rodriguez, Kaiser Health News The Trump administration Tuesday unveiled a plan to distribute HIV prevention treatment free to people who...