HealthMar 24
US Park Police Officer Shot in Southeast Washington, DC
A US Park Police officer was shot while on duty in Southeast Washington, DC, and transported to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
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HealthMay 16
Health Policy Groups Push for Primary Care Reform Amid FDA Leadership Changes
Democratic think tanks advocate for free primary care while psychiatry reform efforts and FDA personnel changes signal broader healthcare policy shifts.
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HealthJun 3
Medical Research Advances Target Hair Loss and Ovarian Cancer Treatments
Scientists report progress on new treatments for hair loss affecting women and ovarian cancer therapies that extend patient survival.
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HealthJun 11
Safety Inquiry Finds 78 Children at Risk from Gender Care Failures at Brighton Clinic
A safety investigation into WellBN clinic in Brighton found dozens of children were potentially harmed by gender medication given without proper checks.
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HealthJun 11
Trump Administration Explores Insurance Lending Options for High-Deductible Healthcare Plans
Federal officials are asking insurers to consider providing loans to consumers struggling with high deductibles under Affordable Care Act plans.
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HealthJun 8
Recent Health Studies Examine Sleep, Gut Bacteria Links to Disease Risk
New medical research explores connections between sleep patterns and dementia risk, while other studies examine gut bacteria's role in sepsis susceptibility.
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HealthMay 29
Replimune Plans Third FDA Submission for Melanoma Drug After Previous Rejections
Biotech company Replimune will resubmit its experimental melanoma treatment for FDA approval following two prior rejections over study design concerns.
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HealthMay 18
CBS Investigation Examines Youth Residential Treatment Programs Amid Abuse Allegations
CBS News investigation finds allegations of abuse and lack of federal oversight in multibillion-dollar youth residential treatment industry.
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HealthJun 11
Medicare Advantage Plans Show High Prior Authorization Denial Rates, HHS Report Finds
A Health and Human Services inspector general report found Medicare Advantage plans denied prior authorization requests at unusually high rates.
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HealthApr 14
NHS Faces Scrutiny Over Palantir Software Rollout Amid Staff Concerns
The NHS implementation of Palantir data software has drawn criticism from lawmakers and internal staff warnings about public criticism of the rollout.
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HealthMay 6
Utz Recalls Potato Chips Nationwide Over Salmonella Contamination Risk
Utz Quality Foods has issued a nationwide recall of certain Zapp's and Dirty brand potato chips due to potential salmonella contamination in an ingredient.
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HealthMay 16
Three Major Pharmaceutical Developments: Trial Setback, China Partnership, Gene Therapy
Regeneron faces trial setback, Bristol Myers partners with China, and first GLP-1 gene therapy trial approved.
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HealthMay 6
Novo Nordisk Reports Strong Performance of Weight-Loss Drug Wegovy
Danish pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk reported strong sales and prescription numbers for its weight-loss medication Wegovy, leading to updated financial guidance.
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HealthMay 16
WHO Says Hantavirus Has Not Mutated; NY Investigates Suspected Case
World Health Organization confirms hantavirus has not become more transmissible while New York investigates a suspected case.
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HealthApr 10
Family sues energy drink distributor after Texas teen's death from heart condition
The family of a 17-year-old Texas cheerleader filed a wrongful death lawsuit, claiming she died from an enlarged heart after consuming energy drinks.
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