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Trump's New Health Data Tracking System Raises Privacy Concerns
President Donald Trump has announced a plan for a new private health tracking system that will make it easier for patients to access their health records and monitor their wellness across health care systems and technologies.
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Mass Stabbing At Michigan Walmart Leaves 11 Injured, Suspect In Custody
At least 11 people were stabbed at a Walmart in Traverse City on Saturday - with six in critical condition - in what the sheriff said appeared to be a random act. A suspect was in custody, authorities said.
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Obesity, Chronic Illnesses, And Mental Health: Study Says US Children Are Sicker Than Ever
A recent study reveals a concerning trend in US children's health, with worsening physical and mental health outcomes over the past 17 years, including increased obesity, chronic diseases, and mental health issues.
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Why We Still Need A Cure For HIV Despite Powerful Treatments
Over the past three decades there have been amazing advances in treating and preventing HIV.
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US Health Care CEO, 46, Found Dead In Baltimore Hotel, Family Suspects Murder
Nicholas Manning, CEO of HCA Healthcare's West Valley Medical Centre in the US, was found dead in his hotel room earlier this month.
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Viral Video Shows US Lawmaker In Tears Hours Before Fatal Shooting
Hours before being shot and killed, Minnesota representative Melissa Hortman was seen breaking down in tears in a viral video after siding with Republicans on Saturday on cutting healthcare access for undocumented immigrants.
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Trump's Tax Bill Draws Rural Backlash Over Proposed Medicaid Reductions
Rural hospitals are sounding the alarm over proposed healthcare cuts in President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending package, warning the changes could force them to scale back services or close their doors.
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Reddit User Asks Indians About The Appeal Of Moving To The US: "Racism, Gun Violence"
Many users said that the US offers diverse career opportunities, especially in fields like technology, healthcare, and finance.
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US Woman Lists 10 Things India Does Better Than Other Countries: "Affordable Healthcare, Diverse Food"
She praised India's affordability, resilience, and strong community values, citing aspects of Indian culture, infrastructure, and lifestyle that surpass those in other parts of the world.
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48-Year-Old Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In US Over Healthcare Fraud
An Indian-origin doctor has been convicted by a US federal jury for his participation in conspiracies to commit health care fraud by giving medically unnecessary prescription medications to patients and unlawfully distributing controlled substances.
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Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In Health Care Fraud Conspiracies In US
An Indian-descent doctor has been convicted of participating in a $2.3 million conspiracy to illegally distribute controlled substances and of healthcare fraud, according to the US Justice Department.
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Black Children Die At Twice The Rate Of Their White Peers In US: Report
Since 1950, Black infants and children in the US have consistently died at twice the rate of their White peers.
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How Trump's Tariffs On India Will Backfire On The US Healthcare System
The US relies heavily on Indian generic medicines, with nearly half of all generic drugs consumed in the US originating from India. This has resulted in significant savings for the US healthcare system.
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Opinion | Trump's Second Coming: When American Anxiety Met The Fist
A casual chat with a healthcare aide working for one of the largest health service conglomerates in Pennsylvania reveals several of the anxieties that explain Trumps stellar comeback as the POTUS.
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What Is Quad-Demic? Flu, COVID, RSV And Norovirus Strain Hospitals In UK, US
Health experts are warning of a 'quad-demic' this winter, as four viral infections spread simultaneously in the UK and US.
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Trump's New Health Data Tracking System Raises Privacy Concerns
President Donald Trump has announced a plan for a new private health tracking system that will make it easier for patients to access their health records and monitor their wellness across health care systems and technologies.
-
Mass Stabbing At Michigan Walmart Leaves 11 Injured, Suspect In Custody
At least 11 people were stabbed at a Walmart in Traverse City on Saturday - with six in critical condition - in what the sheriff said appeared to be a random act. A suspect was in custody, authorities said.
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Obesity, Chronic Illnesses, And Mental Health: Study Says US Children Are Sicker Than Ever
A recent study reveals a concerning trend in US children's health, with worsening physical and mental health outcomes over the past 17 years, including increased obesity, chronic diseases, and mental health issues.
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Why We Still Need A Cure For HIV Despite Powerful Treatments
Over the past three decades there have been amazing advances in treating and preventing HIV.
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US Health Care CEO, 46, Found Dead In Baltimore Hotel, Family Suspects Murder
Nicholas Manning, CEO of HCA Healthcare's West Valley Medical Centre in the US, was found dead in his hotel room earlier this month.
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Viral Video Shows US Lawmaker In Tears Hours Before Fatal Shooting
Hours before being shot and killed, Minnesota representative Melissa Hortman was seen breaking down in tears in a viral video after siding with Republicans on Saturday on cutting healthcare access for undocumented immigrants.
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Trump's Tax Bill Draws Rural Backlash Over Proposed Medicaid Reductions
Rural hospitals are sounding the alarm over proposed healthcare cuts in President Donald Trump's sweeping tax-cut and spending package, warning the changes could force them to scale back services or close their doors.
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Reddit User Asks Indians About The Appeal Of Moving To The US: "Racism, Gun Violence"
Many users said that the US offers diverse career opportunities, especially in fields like technology, healthcare, and finance.
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US Woman Lists 10 Things India Does Better Than Other Countries: "Affordable Healthcare, Diverse Food"
She praised India's affordability, resilience, and strong community values, citing aspects of Indian culture, infrastructure, and lifestyle that surpass those in other parts of the world.
-
48-Year-Old Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In US Over Healthcare Fraud
An Indian-origin doctor has been convicted by a US federal jury for his participation in conspiracies to commit health care fraud by giving medically unnecessary prescription medications to patients and unlawfully distributing controlled substances.
-
Indian-Origin Doctor Convicted In Health Care Fraud Conspiracies In US
An Indian-descent doctor has been convicted of participating in a $2.3 million conspiracy to illegally distribute controlled substances and of healthcare fraud, according to the US Justice Department.
-
Black Children Die At Twice The Rate Of Their White Peers In US: Report
Since 1950, Black infants and children in the US have consistently died at twice the rate of their White peers.
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How Trump's Tariffs On India Will Backfire On The US Healthcare System
The US relies heavily on Indian generic medicines, with nearly half of all generic drugs consumed in the US originating from India. This has resulted in significant savings for the US healthcare system.
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Opinion | Trump's Second Coming: When American Anxiety Met The Fist
A casual chat with a healthcare aide working for one of the largest health service conglomerates in Pennsylvania reveals several of the anxieties that explain Trumps stellar comeback as the POTUS.
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What Is Quad-Demic? Flu, COVID, RSV And Norovirus Strain Hospitals In UK, US
Health experts are warning of a 'quad-demic' this winter, as four viral infections spread simultaneously in the UK and US.
