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Herrin -
An Illinois woman recently found herself under arrest and put in debtors' prison over an unpaid $280 medical bill she didn't even owe in the first place.
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Keene, NH - GOP Presidential candidate Ron Paul rebuked the relationship between the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the pharmaceutical industry during a press conference, stating that "the FDA and the drug companies are in bed together."
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It’s been two years since the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) became law. It is one of the most controversial achievements of the Obama administration.
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Montevideo -
Two male nurses were indicted in Uruguay, charged with the death of sixteen patients in intensive care units of two hospitals of Montevideo; the alleged murderers said they killed the patients “because they did not want to see them suffer”.
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Woven within the myriad histories of peoples, politics, and religions is the common crimson thread of persecution. It is a thread that is spun out of anxieties that sprout from the seeds of uncertainty,
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Tulsa -
Just like most hypocrites who cherry pick the parts of the Bible they like and disregard the parts that don't mesh with their narrow world view, GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum now finds himself at odds with the Pope on the issue of health care.
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The Department of Health and Human Services issued a mandate saying that all employers, including religious organizations that hire people, must provide health insurance that covers the purchase of contraceptives.
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Results published by researchers from California and Alabama Universities have shown that smoking pot doesn't harm a user's lung functionality.
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Toronto -
Don Drummond, former chief economist at TD Bank, released a report through the C.D. Howe Institute on the state of Canada's health care system. He warns that Ontario's rising health care costs will consume the provincial budget by 2030 if left unchecked.
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Los Angeles -
On Thursday, a temporary 4-day free health clinic opened its doors to screen thousands of patients for medical and dental issues.
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New approaches in caring for the terminally ill
Care homes in England are increasingly struggling to meet the medical needs of their residents, research by the Royal College of Nursing suggests.
Campaigners are warning that diabetes care in England is in "crisis" - with less than half of people with the condition getting the basic care they need.
A letter signed by leading health bodies and charities urges politicians to transform England's "failing" social care system.
Justices' decision could do away with benefits under current health care law.
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The President signing health care reform into law
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