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US CEO's Killer Luigi Mangione Faces New Murder Charges In New York
The man accused of gunning down a US insurance executive in Manhattan -- a killing that tapped into widespread anger with the American health care system -- appeared in a New York court Thursday to face federal charges including murder.
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Indian-American Guilty Of 11 Counts Of Defrauding Public Health Insurance Plans Of $4 Million
Kaival Patel created and operated a company called ABC Healthy Living LLC to market compound prescription medications.
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Amazon Loses Bid to Stop New York From Probing COVID-19 Standards
A federal judge dismissed Amazon's lawsuit to block New York's attorney general from investigating the online retailer's ability to protect warehouse workers from COVID-19.
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New York City Health Care Staff Must Vaccinate Or Be Weekly Tested
New York City will require public hospital workers to get vaccinated or take a weekly coronavirus test, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday as the metropolis faces an uptick in cases fueled by the Delta variant.
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Fighter Jets Fly Over New York To Honour Health Workers Battling Coronavirus. Watch
US military flight squadrons paid tribute to coronavirus health care staff, first responders and other essential workers with a ceremonial flyover of COVID-19 epicenter New York City on Tuesday.
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New York Doctor Who Treated COVID-19 Patients Commits Suicide
A New York emergency doctor who treated coronavirus patients has killed herself, with family, police and physicians linking her death to trauma faced by health care workers battling the outbreak.
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Your New Medical Team: Algorithms and Physicians
Can machines outperform doctors? Not yet. But in some areas of medicine, they can make the care doctors deliver better.
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How to Know Whether to Believe a Health Study
Every day, new health care research findings are reported. And every time you read such news, you are undoubtedly left asking: Should I believe this?
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New Hair-Loss Treatments for Women
This stem cell therapy needs only a dime-size donor spot on the scalp: 50 to 100 hairs, as opposed to the bloody, painful 4- to 5-inch strips for a hair transplant.
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Success of Apple Smartwatch May Rely on Health Care Partnerships
Not everyone thinks everyday consumers will embrace smartwatches just because Apple is making one.
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US CEO's Killer Luigi Mangione Faces New Murder Charges In New York
The man accused of gunning down a US insurance executive in Manhattan -- a killing that tapped into widespread anger with the American health care system -- appeared in a New York court Thursday to face federal charges including murder.
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Indian-American Guilty Of 11 Counts Of Defrauding Public Health Insurance Plans Of $4 Million
Kaival Patel created and operated a company called ABC Healthy Living LLC to market compound prescription medications.
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Amazon Loses Bid to Stop New York From Probing COVID-19 Standards
A federal judge dismissed Amazon's lawsuit to block New York's attorney general from investigating the online retailer's ability to protect warehouse workers from COVID-19.
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New York City Health Care Staff Must Vaccinate Or Be Weekly Tested
New York City will require public hospital workers to get vaccinated or take a weekly coronavirus test, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday as the metropolis faces an uptick in cases fueled by the Delta variant.
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Fighter Jets Fly Over New York To Honour Health Workers Battling Coronavirus. Watch
US military flight squadrons paid tribute to coronavirus health care staff, first responders and other essential workers with a ceremonial flyover of COVID-19 epicenter New York City on Tuesday.
-
New York Doctor Who Treated COVID-19 Patients Commits Suicide
A New York emergency doctor who treated coronavirus patients has killed herself, with family, police and physicians linking her death to trauma faced by health care workers battling the outbreak.
-
Your New Medical Team: Algorithms and Physicians
Can machines outperform doctors? Not yet. But in some areas of medicine, they can make the care doctors deliver better.
-
How to Know Whether to Believe a Health Study
Every day, new health care research findings are reported. And every time you read such news, you are undoubtedly left asking: Should I believe this?
-
New Hair-Loss Treatments for Women
This stem cell therapy needs only a dime-size donor spot on the scalp: 50 to 100 hairs, as opposed to the bloody, painful 4- to 5-inch strips for a hair transplant.
-
Success of Apple Smartwatch May Rely on Health Care Partnerships
Not everyone thinks everyday consumers will embrace smartwatches just because Apple is making one.
