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Sexually Transmitted Diseases By State: Montgomery, Alabama, Is Nation's STD Capital
New data shows a high incidence of sexually transmitted diseases in states in the Southwest, as well as in cities with large military bases.
Women Outlive Men Because Of Cardiovascular Issues: Study
Men are more vulnerable to heart-related diseases, resulting in earlier deaths, researchers found.
Statins Linked To Aggression in Women, Calmness In Men
Statins lower the level of aggression in men and increase it in women, according to new research.
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Liberia Ebola Outbreak: Unpaid Workers Protest At Health Ministry As New Cases Emerge
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Supreme Court Health Care Ruling: Ted Cruz Calls Justices 'Robed Houdinis,' Says Obamacare Should Be Called 'SCOTUScare'
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Avocados May Help Combat Blood Cancer: Study
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Immigration Reform 2015: California Health Care For Undocumented Immigrant Children Could Start With New Budget Deal
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Changing The Way You Access Healthcare With Telemedicine Leader Charles Nader Of Doc.com
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Healthcare.gov Issues Arise One Day Before Obamacare Deadline
The problem had to do with the income verification portion of the application process.
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Health Insurers Use Price Gimmicks In Obamacare To Discriminate Against Chronically Ill Patients: Analysts
Pricing mechanisms on the federal health marketplace may be meant to discourage HIV patients from enrolling in certain plans.
BlackBerry Ltd. Unveils BBM-Powered Health Tracker At CES 2015
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India Health Budget: Did Lower Tax Receipts And Lack Of Spending Force India To Cut Back?
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Obama On Race Relations: 5 Moments When The President Has Spoken On Race
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Doctor Transparency: Why Leana Wen Received Threats After Launching "Who's My Doctor"
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New Jersey Doctor's Bribery Case Offers Window Into Growing Health Care Fraud
As U.S. health care fraud grows, one New Jersey doctor admits to his part in $100 million bribery scheme.
Ebola Outbreak: CDC Director Says 'Breach In Protocol' Led To Second US Case
The Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital nurse was involved in the treatment of Thomas Eric Duncan.
Texas Health Worker Tests Positive For Ebola; Was Employee At Hospital That Treated Thomas Eric Duncan
The unidentified worker was an employee of the hospital that treated Thomas Eric Duncan, who succumbed to Ebola virus disease Wednesday.
Becton Dickinson To Buy CareFusion For $12B In Cash, Stock
The acquisition, recommended by the boards of both companies, would aim to combine the two U.S.-based companies' complementary products.
Healthcare.gov Hacked By Government: Site Is Secure But Could Be Improved, Says Report
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Cognizant made its biggest acquisition to date, agreeing to buy health care software maker TriZetto in $2.7 billion all-cash deal.
Economy Is Top Concern For Americans, Who Think Republicans Can Handle It
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VA Secretary Shinseki Under Fire: To Face His Senate Critics Thursday
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China's anti-corruption probes are going after foreign companies that are marking up prices.
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