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Americans’ Savings Rate Falls To Lowest Level Since 2022
The US personal savings rate has plummeted to 2.6%, according to the latest Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) data released on Thursday, May 28.
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8% Of US Lacked Health Insurance In 2025, It May Get Worse: Report
Massive changes to Medicaid passed into law last year could result in 10 million more uninsured individuals over a decade.
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Can AI Predict The Next Pandemic? Experts Weigh The Promise And Risks Of AI In Disease Surveillance
Several AI-based systems are already being used to monitor unusual disease patterns, analyse open-source health data and identify possible outbreak signals before official alerts are issued.
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US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
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JD Vance Announces Major Crackdown On Healthcare Fraud
Washington, May 14 (IANS) Vice President J.D. Vance announced a sweeping crackdown on alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud, accusing several Democratic-led states -- particularly California, New York and Hawaii -- of failing to police abuse in federal
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Gujarat Provides Quicker Treatment Than Canada And US, Says Health Minister
Gandhinagar, May 12 (IANS) Comparing healthcare systems in developed countries with India, Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya on Tuesday said that developed countries often face longer waiting times for treatment, while Gujarat’s public health
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Abortion Pill Mifepristone Access Restored Via Telehealth, Mail After US Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court restored broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone, blocking a ruling that had threatened to upend one of the main ways abortions are availed across the United States.
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"Waited 2 Months To Get Broken Bone Fixed": NRI In US Explains Why He Moved Back To India
A man who lived in the US has gone viral after sharing why he chose to move back to India, and his answer is surprisingly simple.
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100 Children Dead In Bangladesh Measles Outbreak: What Led To Sudden Surge?
Bangladesh is battling a deadly measles outbreak that has killed over 100 children. Experts say falling vaccination rates, immunity gaps, and healthcare disruptions are key drivers. Here's what led to the sudden surge.
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WHO Sounds Alarm Over Attacks On Iran's Health Infrastructure, Cites Damage to Tehran's Pasteur Institute
Since March 1, 2026, over 20 verified attacks have hit hospitals, labs, and drug factories, killing health workers and disrupting services for the injured and sick.
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Trump Imposes 100% Tariffs On Patented Drugs: Will It Impact India?
The bigger picture threatens a move away from established production hubs like India.
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Iran To Gulf: Expanding War Leaves Thousands Dead Across Middle East
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said on March 28 that at least 3,461 people had been killed, including 1,551 civilians
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"Peak Healthcare": Bengaluru Startup Founder Gets Rabies Vaccine In 15 Minutes, Draws Contrast With US
Dialani contrasted his experience with that of a friend in San Francisco, who was bitten by a stray dog and struggled to find a rabies vaccine within a 10-mile radius despite an active search.
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US Woman Praises India's Fast, Affordable Healthcare, Internet Reacts
In the video, Liz said that the strange aspect of healthcare in India for her is that it's so easy and quick to access.
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Indian-Origin Brothers Found Guilty In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud In US, Could Face 400 Years In Prison
Prosecutors said the brothers built a network of businesses known as the Savani Group, which generated millions of dollars through these illegal schemes over several years.
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Americans’ Savings Rate Falls To Lowest Level Since 2022
The US personal savings rate has plummeted to 2.6%, according to the latest Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) data released on Thursday, May 28.
-
8% Of US Lacked Health Insurance In 2025, It May Get Worse: Report
Massive changes to Medicaid passed into law last year could result in 10 million more uninsured individuals over a decade.
-
Can AI Predict The Next Pandemic? Experts Weigh The Promise And Risks Of AI In Disease Surveillance
Several AI-based systems are already being used to monitor unusual disease patterns, analyse open-source health data and identify possible outbreak signals before official alerts are issued.
-
US' Largest Commuter Rail System Shuts Down As Workers Strike
The railroad, which serves New York City and its eastern suburbs, ceased operations just after midnight after five unions representing about half its workforce walked off the job.
-
JD Vance Announces Major Crackdown On Healthcare Fraud
Washington, May 14 (IANS) Vice President J.D. Vance announced a sweeping crackdown on alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud, accusing several Democratic-led states -- particularly California, New York and Hawaii -- of failing to police abuse in federal
-
Gujarat Provides Quicker Treatment Than Canada And US, Says Health Minister
Gandhinagar, May 12 (IANS) Comparing healthcare systems in developed countries with India, Gujarat Health Minister Praful Pansheriya on Tuesday said that developed countries often face longer waiting times for treatment, while Gujarat’s public health
-
Abortion Pill Mifepristone Access Restored Via Telehealth, Mail After US Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court restored broad access to the abortion pill mifepristone, blocking a ruling that had threatened to upend one of the main ways abortions are availed across the United States.
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"Waited 2 Months To Get Broken Bone Fixed": NRI In US Explains Why He Moved Back To India
A man who lived in the US has gone viral after sharing why he chose to move back to India, and his answer is surprisingly simple.
-
100 Children Dead In Bangladesh Measles Outbreak: What Led To Sudden Surge?
Bangladesh is battling a deadly measles outbreak that has killed over 100 children. Experts say falling vaccination rates, immunity gaps, and healthcare disruptions are key drivers. Here's what led to the sudden surge.
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WHO Sounds Alarm Over Attacks On Iran's Health Infrastructure, Cites Damage to Tehran's Pasteur Institute
Since March 1, 2026, over 20 verified attacks have hit hospitals, labs, and drug factories, killing health workers and disrupting services for the injured and sick.
-
Trump Imposes 100% Tariffs On Patented Drugs: Will It Impact India?
The bigger picture threatens a move away from established production hubs like India.
-
Iran To Gulf: Expanding War Leaves Thousands Dead Across Middle East
The US-based Human Rights Activists News Agency (HRANA) said on March 28 that at least 3,461 people had been killed, including 1,551 civilians
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"Peak Healthcare": Bengaluru Startup Founder Gets Rabies Vaccine In 15 Minutes, Draws Contrast With US
Dialani contrasted his experience with that of a friend in San Francisco, who was bitten by a stray dog and struggled to find a rabies vaccine within a 10-mile radius despite an active search.
-
US Woman Praises India's Fast, Affordable Healthcare, Internet Reacts
In the video, Liz said that the strange aspect of healthcare in India for her is that it's so easy and quick to access.
-
Indian-Origin Brothers Found Guilty In Multi-Million Dollar Fraud In US, Could Face 400 Years In Prison
Prosecutors said the brothers built a network of businesses known as the Savani Group, which generated millions of dollars through these illegal schemes over several years.
