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Health Law Debate Deflects The Heat Away From Pharma
News outlets report on stories related to pharmaceutical pricing.
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State Highlights: In Calif., Single-Payer Health Care A Hot Political Topic; Ohio Seniors Struggle With Food Insecurity
Media outlets report on health-related news from California, Ohio, Wisconsin, Kansas, Pennsylvania and Florida.
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State Lawmakers Contemplate Abortion Measures, Range Of Other Health-Related Proposals
Delaware approves legislation to protect abortion rights while Texas' governor included an anti-abortion bill on his special-session wishlist. Meanwhile, an Ohio measure would keep mentally ill people off of death row and Colorado approves PTSD as a qualifying condition for the use of medical marijuana. News outlets also report on additional stated-based developments.
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In Face Of Growing ‘Nightmare Bacteria’ Threat, WHO Revises Advice For Last-Resort Drug Use
The health organization is trying to counter the growing resistance humans have to antibiotics, which has created a world in which even the most minor of infections and illnesses can quickly turn deadly and in which diseases once thought conquered are becoming untreatable in more and more cases. In other public health news: chronic pain and dementia, what makes oncologists excited, and Legionnaires' disease.
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Even In Moderation, Drinking Alcohol Has Lasting, Negative Effect On The Brain
The researchers found that moderate drinking over those 30-plus years was associated with degeneration and shrinking of the hippocampus, a region of the brain involved in memory and navigation, as well degeneration of the brain’s white matter.
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Dozens Hospitalized As Wave Of Overdoses Sweeps Through Central, South Georgia
The substance, which people bought thinking it was Percocet, has not been identified, but officials said the street drug is “extremely potent and has required massive doses of naloxone to counteract its effects.’’ Media outlets report on the crisis out of Florida, Connecticut and California as well.
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Importation, Generics Expected To Be Topics Of House Hearing On Drug Prices
The House Energy and Commerce Committee is marking up a bill to renew the Food and Drug Administration’s authority to collect fees from the prescription drug and the medical device industries. In other news, next week the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee will also hold a hearing on drug costs.
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Despite Claiming Otherwise, Trump Organization Reaped Profits From Charity Event For Kids With Cancer
Forbes investigates an annual golf event hosted at the Trump National Golf Club in Westchester County, N.Y., to raise money for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis.
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NIH Director, An Obama Holdover, Will Continue In Role, White House Announces
Francis Collins enjoys widespread support from moderate Republicans despite being appointed during the previous administration.
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Republicans’ Proposal To Cap Medicaid Spending Could Jeopardize States’ Managed Care Plans
Medicaid experts say the effort to hold down Medicaid costs may put at risk the private plans that provide coverage to low-income residents in many states. News outlets also report on Medicaid news in New York, Colorado, Illinois and Kansas.
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Anthem Pulls Out Of Ohio Exchange Providing ACA Critics With More Ammunition
The move will leave about 10,000 Ohioans who get their insurance from the individual insurance market created by Obamacare without an insurance carrier.
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House’s Health Care Bill Cleared To Move To The Senate
The Senate Budget Committee confirms that the legislation has no "fatal flaws" that would force the House to adjust the measure and hold another vote.
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After Talks, Some Republicans Remain Glum
Republicans met on Tuesday to discuss plans to push forward with repeal and replace, but deep party divides over issues such as Medicaid may derail ambitious goals for voting on legislation before the Fourth of July. One Republican senator noted: "The Areas We Have Consensus On? Let’s See, Obamacare [stinks]."
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First Edition: June 7, 2017
Today's early morning highlights from the major news organizations.
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Viewpoints: Standardizing Health Care Price Tags; CBO Estimates On The GOP Health Plan Deserve An Ear
A selection of opinions on health care from around the country.
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State Highlights: Del. House Prepares For Vote On Bill Protecting Abortion Rights; Health Officials, Muslim Leaders Join Forces To Combat Minn. Measles Outbreak
Media outlets report on health-related news from Delaware, Minnesota, Washington, Massachusetts, California, Virginia, Florida, Iowa, Ohio, North Carolina and Connecticut.
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In Mich., No-Fault Auto-Insurance Could Leave Patients On The Hook For Hospital Bills After Car Accidents
In other state hospital news, council members are pushing to increase funding for Nashville General Hospital in Mayor Megan Barry's budget, Tampa General has a new CEO and New Hampshire's Crotched Mountain Specialty Hospital will close its doors by the end of the summer, among other developments.
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Innovators In Neurotech Field Dream Of Perfect Marriage Between Humans’ Brains, Computers
A fully functional brain-computer interface, in theory, turns a person into a programmable, debuggable machine—just like a computer.
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Blame For Salmonella Outbreaks Placed On Backyard Chickens
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, eight separate salmonella outbreaks lave been inked to contact with pet poultry in the United States.
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