Health
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Former executives of device maker Zynex Medical indicted for fraud
A federal grand jury in Rhode Island has recently indicted two former executives of pain management device company Zynex Medical…
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Congress Nears Renewal Of Medicare Telehealth Coverage
Congress is on the verge of passing a two-year authorization of Medicare telehealth services for older adults, continuing the coverage…
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Kennedy’s autism advisory panel gets non-transparent overhaul
Here is how we know that vaccines do not cause autism “There should be transparency with any government decision-making body,…
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More Than Meets The Eye With Smart Glasses
Smart glasses and companion wearables are revolutionizing the way people who are blind or have low vision experience the world…
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Congress’ health deal expected to pass, health insurer CEOs testify
The latest edition of D.C. Diagnosis, STAT’s newsletter focusing on the politics and policy of health and medicine, is now…
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6 Winter Storm Safety Tips To Help Avoid An ER Visit, From A Doctor
Winter Storm Safety Tips to Avoid ER Visits As a big storm approaches this weekend, it’s essential to be prepared…
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Vaccine policy protects individual rights, not public health, top CDC adviser says
The chair of the federal vaccine advisory panel, Kirk Milhoan, has taken a controversial stance on vaccine recommendations and public…
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As U.S. withdraws from World Health Organization, health experts see big risks
On January 20, 2025, the United States finalized its withdrawal from the World Health Organization (WHO), cementing a rift that…
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As U.S. is poised to lose measles-free status, RFK Jr.’s new CDC deputy downplays its significance
The United States is facing the possibility of losing its status as a measles-free country after a year of ongoing…
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