HealthApr 13
Catholic Nuns Sue New York Over Gender Identity Requirements for Nursing Homes
Catholic nuns challenge New York law requiring nursing homes to follow gender identity rules, claiming religious freedom conflict.
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HealthApr 22
Two Distinct Reproductive Health Trends Draw Medical Criticism
Medical professionals express concerns over 'free birth' movement and UK's streamlined abortion access policies.
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HealthMar 5
Minneapolis man sentenced in $250M welfare fraud case for bribing juror
A Minneapolis man was sentenced for attempting to bribe a juror with $120,000 cash in a major welfare fraud trial involving $250 million.
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HealthApr 9
Charlotte train stabbing suspect ruled incompetent for trial
A man accused of fatally stabbing a woman on Charlotte's light rail system has been deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial.
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HealthMar 14
Medicare Chief Dr. Oz Vows Crackdown on Hospice Fraud Following CBS Investigation
Dr. Mehmet Oz, head of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, pledged to combat hospice fraud after CBS News investigation revealed red flags in LA County hospices.
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HealthMar 13
Lawsuit Filed Against David Protein Over Alleged Calorie Mislabeling
A lawsuit alleges David Protein bars contain more calories and fat than listed on nutrition labels, which the company disputes.
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HealthApr 1
COVID Variant BA.3.2, Dubbed 'Cicada,' Detected in 23 Countries and Half of U.S. States
The COVID-19 variant BA.3.2, nicknamed 'Cicada,' has been identified in 23 countries and approximately 25 U.S. states.
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HealthApr 21
Study Links Healthy Diets to Lung Cancer Risk in Young Non-Smokers
Early research suggests younger non-smokers eating diets rich in fruits, vegetables and whole grains may face increased lung cancer risk.
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HealthMay 1
New York Doctor and Son Charged in Prescription Drug Scheme
A father-son pair faces charges for allegedly operating an illegal prescription drug operation in New York.
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HealthMar 21
Private Mental Health Clinic Failed Safety Protocols Before Three Patient Deaths
A private mental health facility did not conduct proper safety checks before three women died at the clinic, according to regulatory findings.
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HealthMar 11
Police officer admits mistakes before Nottingham killer's triple murder spree
A police officer acknowledged errors at a public inquiry into failures before Valdo Calocane killed three people in Nottingham.
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HealthMar 27
Kenyan Woman Develops Caregiver Training Program After Father's Dementia Diagnosis
Wambūi Karanja created a family caregiver training program after caring for her father with dementia, earning recognition from the Alzheimer's Association.
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HealthApr 30
Medical Advocates Push for Better Communication on Colorectal Cancer and Women's Health
Healthcare advocates are emphasizing the need for more open doctor-patient communication about preventable conditions affecting young adults and women.
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HealthMar 30
Mexican National Dies in ICE Custody at California Detention Center
José Guadalupe Ramos was found unconscious at Adelanto detention center and died at a hospital, marking the 14th death in ICE custody this year.
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HealthMar 10
Oysters, clams recalled in 9 states over potential norovirus contamination
Raw oysters and clams harvested in Washington state between Feb. 13-March 3 have been recalled due to possible norovirus contamination, affecting nine states.
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