HealthApr 12
Survey finds majority of Americans cite health insurance delays as major problem
A new survey shows 73% of Americans view healthcare insurance delays and denials as a major issue, prompting emergence of advocacy services.
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HealthMar 21
Multiple Health and Technology Security Concerns Affect Consumers
Various reports highlight ongoing challenges with health insurance communication, cybersecurity threats, and medical costs facing American consumers.
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HealthMay 31
Study finds yoga benefits cancer survivors; experts link poor sleep to young cancer rise
New research highlights yoga's positive effects on cancer survivors while experts examine sleep's role in rising cancer rates among younger adults.
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HealthMay 21
Gonorrhoea, Syphilis and Melanoma Cases Reach Record Highs in Europe and UK
Health authorities report record-breaking increases in sexually transmitted infections across Europe and melanoma skin cancer cases in the UK.
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HealthMay 12
Study finds 7 million children live with loaded, unlocked guns at home
New research published in JAMA Network Open reveals millions of children have access to unsecured firearms in their households.
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HealthMay 3
Report Criticizes Health Officials Over Vaccine Misinformation, Calls for Oversight
A report accuses Trump administration health officials of spreading vaccine misinformation and creating public trust crisis.
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HealthJun 5
British Heart Foundation to Close 150 Charity Shops Due to Trading Challenges
The British Heart Foundation announced plans to close 150 charity shops, citing an exceptionally challenging trading environment.
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HealthJun 8
New York Health Department Releases Medical Aid-in-Dying Implementation Rules
New York state has published regulations for implementing its medical aid-in-dying law, allowing terminally ill patients to receive life-ending medication.
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HealthMay 3
Rising Healthcare Costs Impact Employee Benefits and Consumer Financial Planning
Increasing healthcare expenses are affecting workplace benefits and prompting consumers to navigate high-deductible insurance plans.
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HealthMay 20
Study Finds Vitamin D and Calcium Supplements Don't Prevent Fractures and Falls
A major study published in BMJ concludes that vitamin D and calcium supplements, taken by millions, do not effectively prevent bone fractures and falls.
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HealthApr 20
Health Concerns Raised Over Athletic Wear and AI Fitness Apps
Experts warn about potential health risks from toxic chemicals in athletic clothing and dangers of AI-generated workout plans.
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HealthMar 30
Air Canada flight attendant hospitalized after LaGuardia crash with serious injuries
Flight attendant Solange Tremblay was ejected from aircraft during LaGuardia runway incident, suffering multiple fractures.
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HealthJun 4
Study finds most parents buy baby carriers online amid safety concerns
Durham University research reveals nearly 90% of parents purchase baby slings and carriers online, raising questions about safety guidance.
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HealthMay 29
Judge Orders Release of Pregnant Woman, Child Detained Over Week at DC Airport
A federal judge ruled that a pregnant Ghanaian woman and her son, who were detained at a Washington-area airport for over a week despite having valid visas, cannot be held another night.
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HealthMar 25
Doctors in England Announce Six-Day Strike Starting April 7
Medical doctors in England will stage a six-day walkout beginning April 7 following breakdown in negotiations over employment terms and compensation.
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