HealthMar 21
Private Mental Health Clinic Failed Safety Protocols Before Three Patient Deaths
A private mental health facility did not conduct proper safety checks before three women died at the clinic, according to regulatory findings.
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HealthApr 1
FDA Approves Treatment for Rare Hunter Syndrome Affecting 500 Americans
The Food and Drug Administration has approved a new drug treatment for Hunter syndrome, a rare progressive genetic disease.
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HealthApr 6
Family sues hospital after dental student dies in ICU with remote physician oversight
The family of a University of Connecticut dental student has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against a hospital following his death in an ICU overseen by a remote physician.
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HealthApr 23
Florida Couple Identifies Biological Parents in IVF Embryo Mix-Up Case
Tiffany Score and Steven Mills have identified the biological parents of a baby born through IVF who isn't genetically related to them.
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HealthApr 22
Study Finds Yoga May Lower Blood Pressure as Effectively as Some Medications
British researchers found that yoga practice could reduce high blood pressure with effectiveness comparable to certain medications.
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HealthApr 5
Texas Mother Charged with Medical Child Abuse of 3-Year-Old Son
A Texas woman faces charges for allegedly falsifying her toddler's medical history to obtain unnecessary medical procedures including feeding tube surgery.
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HealthMar 19
HHS launches investigations into 13 states over healthcare abortion policies
The Department of Health and Human Services is investigating 13 states for allegedly violating federal conscience protections for healthcare providers.
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HealthMay 25
Healthcare Policy Reform Proposals Focus on Leadership and Cost Transparency
Policy discussions emerge around surgeon general appointments and healthcare cost transparency measures.
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HealthMar 4
Kennedy Focuses on Nutrition Education in Medical School Reform Efforts
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is pursuing changes to medical education with emphasis on nutrition training, drawing mixed reactions from medical experts.
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HealthMar 19
89 Hospice Companies Licensed to Single Los Angeles Office Building, Records Show
State records show 89 hospice companies are licensed to a three-story Los Angeles office building, a pattern advocates call an extreme example of potential fraud clustering.
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HealthMar 19
Health officials warn doctors across England to monitor for meningitis after Kent outbreak
Health workers throughout England have been urged to watch for meningitis symptoms following an outbreak in Kent that has prompted vaccination efforts.
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HealthMay 24
Police investigate skeletal remains found near A617 amid ongoing missing person search
Authorities are examining skeletal remains discovered near the A617 while continuing to search for a missing 29-year-old woman.
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HealthApr 20
Emergency Room Visits for Tick Bites Reach Decade High, CDC Reports
The CDC reports the highest weekly emergency room visits for tick bites in at least a decade during current tick season.
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HealthApr 14
Health Research Examines Peptides, Processed Foods Impact on Body Functions
Recent studies explore peptide therapies for arthritis and muscle health effects of ultraprocessed foods.
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HealthMar 27
Kenyan Woman Develops Caregiver Training Program After Father's Dementia Diagnosis
Wambūi Karanja created a family caregiver training program after caring for her father with dementia, earning recognition from the Alzheimer's Association.
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