Yale doctor explains health benefits of house plants
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California’s Plan for Cheaper Insulin Collides With Big Pharma’s Price Cuts
California is moving ahead with its plan to produce state-sponsored insulin, but its goal of offering cheaper medicine than brand-name companies may be much harder to achieve now that those major drug makers have decided to significantly drop sticker prices…
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Minnesota House passes interstate trans policy bill
In the early morning hours Friday, the Minnesota House voted 68-62 to pass a bill that would welcome transgender people from other states seeking gender-affirming health The bill, which has yet to be considered in the Senate, would protect…
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Nickel scam weighs heavy on London Metal Exchange
When traders at Stratton Metals sold 24 tonnes of nickel to a customer in Germany, they did not expect to find themselves caught up in one of the most embarrassing incidents to have hit the London Metal Exchange in recent…
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Fentanyl laced with animal tranquilizer xylazine has Philly care providers on high alert
The fentanyl epidemic that is gripping America has taken a grim new This week the Drug Enforcement Administration issued a dire warning about a dangerous new trend in drug The administration says that the use of fentanyl…
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Let’s have a candid conversation about cannabis
Like all things, the truth probably lies somewhere in the As a society, we have generally come to accept statements like “don’t drink and drive” and “smoking causes lung It’s culturally acceptable to share these types of
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Maui doctor charged in federal prescription drug investigation
A 74-year-old Maui doctor faces four federal counts of unlawful distribution of controlled substances after he allegedly illegally prescribed hydrocodone, Xanax and Valium to an undercover federal agent on While free on bond, Boulange is prohibited from “prescribing any…
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Biden Administration Won’t Use March-In Rights On Prostate Cancer Drug
Patient advocates and progressives had hoped the administration would use its executive powers to enable production of generic versions of Xtandi, a prostate cancer drug developed with federal funding at The drug’s manufacturer charges up to $190,000 a year…
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Despite attempts to kill it, the Affordable Care Act turns 13 this year | Opinion
Thirteen years ago to the day, the Affordable Care Act was signed into And five years ago, my oncologist told me my stage 4 cancer was in As a small business owner, my health insurance is through the…
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Ramadan: For Muslims with eating disorders, fasting brings another set of challenges
CNN — As the Islamic holy month of Ramadan begins, Habiba says she is “terrified” by the thought of fasting this After her disordered eating patterns spiraled into bulimia and binge eating disorder during her mid-teens, she says the…
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