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977LifestyleParticipants In Rogue Herpes Vaccine Research Take Legal Action
Marisa Taylor, Kaiser Health News Use Our Content This Kaiser Health News story may be republished free of charge (details). More Stories...
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1.1KLifestylePatients Overpay For Prescriptions 23% Of The Time, Analysis Shows
[UPDATED at 12:40 p.m. ET on March 13] As a well being economist, Karen Van Nuys had heard that it’s generally cheaper...
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1.0KLifestyleOregon Medical Students Face Tough Test: Talking About Dying
The distraught spouse paced the examination room, anxious for somebody to return and inform her about her husband. She’d introduced him to...
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938LifestyleCampus Voices: Should Student Health Centers Offer Abortion Pills?
Forty-five years after Roe v. Wade made abortions authorized, a rising variety of states — and the federal authorities — are restricting...
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986LifestyleBlack Men’s Blood Pressure Is Cut Along With Their Hair
Amid the excitement of hair clippers and the beat of hip-hop, barber Corey Thomas squeezes in slightly recommendation to the purchasers who...
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1.0KLifestyleNew Technologies Help Seniors Age In Place — And Not Feel Alone
This story additionally ran on USA Today. This story will be republished free of charge (details). Nancy Delano, 80, of Denver has...
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975LifestyleMedicaid Is Rural America’s Financial Midwife
ZANESVILLE, Ohio — Brianna Foster, 23, lives minutes away from Genesis Hospital, the principle supply of well being care and the one hospital...
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979LifestyleOf ‘Miracles’ And Money: Why Hemophilia Drugs Are So Expensive
This story additionally ran on NPR. This story might be republished totally free (details). YUBA CITY, Calif. — When Landon Morris was...
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1.4KLifestyleRhymes Of Their Times: Young Poets Riff On Type 2
A dozen doughnut holes. Growing up, that was a typical breakfast for Tassiana Willis, a 24-year-old African-American poet. In her household, moments...
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26.9KLifestyleNo-Go For Idaho: Back To The Drawing Board On State-Based Health Plans
Julie Appleby, Kaiser Health News No, you may’t. That’s what federal officers advised Idaho regulators and the state’s governor late Thursday concerning...