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  • The Latest: Graham upbeat about health care repeal effort

    A chief sponsor of Republican bill to dismantle Obamacare says he's "never felt better about where we're at" but stopped short of predicting the GOP...

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  • Christie outlines $200M for opioids while waiting on Trump

    Gov. Chris Christie says New Jersey will spend another $200 million on drug addiction programs

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  • Lady Gaga's tour-busting fibromyalgia disorder: What you need to know

    The true cause is unknown and there's no test to diagnose it.

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  • FDA OKs Glaxo's inhaler, first one to combine 3 medicines

    The FDA approves the first inhaler that combines three medicines to ease breathing in patients with emphysema or chronic bronchitis

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  • Prosecutor: Pharmacist put speed over safety before outbreak

    A federal prosecutor says a pharmacist facing murder charges for his role in a deadly meningitis outbreak caused by contaminated steroid injections...

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  • Health benefit offers from small businesses keep vanishing

    Only half of America's smallest businesses now offer health coverage to their workers as slow, steady cost hikes have made it too expensive for many...

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  • GOP expresses hope for Obamacare repeal bill, hurdles remain

    Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is praising the revived Republican effort to uproot former President Barack Obama's health care law

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  • Appeals court blocks San Francisco warning law for soda ads

    A federal appeals court has blocked a San Francisco law that requires a health warning on ads for sugary drinks

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  • Health benefit offers from small businesses keep vanishing

    Only half of America's smallest businesses now offer health coverage to their workers as slow, steady cost hikes have made it too expensive for many...

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• Sep 18

  • City asks judge to let case against OxyContin maker proceed

    The city of Everett, Washington, is asking a federal judge to let it move forward with a lawsuit against the manufacturer of the prescription opioid...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • The Latest: Ryan rooting for Senate GOP health care overhaul

    House Speaker Paul Ryan says he is encouraging every Republican senator to vote for the latest, last-ditch effort in the Senate to dismantle Barack...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Christie: Drugmakers to work on nonaddictive pain medication

    New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie says pharmaceutical companies have agreed to work on nonaddictive pain medications and additional treatments to deal...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • States ask insurers to prioritize non-opioid pain treatment

    Attorneys general across the U.S. are asking insurers to prioritize pain treatment through means other than opioid prescriptions

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Baltimore acid spill prompts shelter-in-place order

    Authorities have lifted a shelter-in-place order for residents living within a mile of a chemical plant in Baltimore that had an acid spill. The spill...

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • 'Motivated' podcast: How to give your gut a makeover

    Author Jeannette Hyde provides tips that can help you improve your gut health and control your weight.

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• Sep 18

  • What to know about the new BRCA genetic mutation test

    An affordable new BRCA gene test has hit the market, but who should take it?

    Sep 18

• Sep 18

  • Pakistan kicks off nationwide polio drive, citing success

    Pakistan has launched its first nationwide polio vaccination drive, aiming to reach tens of millions of children while citing success in previous...

    Sep 18

• Sep 17

  • Abuse allegations, arrests mount at state mental hospital

    Allegations of staff misconduct at Connecticut's only maximum-security psychiatric hospital are mounting after a complaint about abuse of a patient...

    Sep 17

• Sep 16

  • Suicide among veterans highest in western US, rural areas

    Government data shows suicide among military veterans is especially high in the western U.S. and rural areas

    Sep 16

• Sep 15

  • Indian Health Service sets standards for patient wait times

    Indian Health Service sets standards for patient wait times more than year after being criticized by government watchdog for doing poor job tracking...

    Sep 15

• Sep 15

  • Lawsuit: Psychiatric hospital negligence led to teen's rape

    A woman says her teenage daughter was raped by another patient at an Atlanta area psychiatric hospital where the teen was receiving treatment...

    Sep 15

• Sep 14

  • Analysts see Trump threats to insurers boosting premiums

    Budget analysts expect average premiums for individual health insurance to grow 15 percent next year, largely because it's unclear if President Donald...

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • Company under fire for opioid marketing files patent suit

    An Arizona-based pharmaceutical company targeted in lawsuits and criminal investigations over its marketing of a highly addictive painkiller has filed...

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • What parents should know about sleep apnea in children

    Experts say not to ignore it if you hear your child snoring.

    Sep 14

• Sep 14

  • AP FACT CHECK: Single-payer sounds best when it sounds free

    AP FACT CHECK: Sanders says Americans want single-payer health care; evidence of that is mixed

    Sep 14

• Sep 13

  • The Latest: Lawyer disappointed Shkreli's bail was revoked

    A defense attorney says he's disappointed in a judge's decision to revoke bail for former pharmaceuticals company CEO Martin Shkreli and jail him in...

    Sep 13

• Sep 13

  • 'Pharma Bro' Martin Shkreli has bail revoked, heads to jail

    Former pharmaceuticals company CEO Martin Shkreli has had his bail revoked and is going to jail in New York while he awaits sentencing for a...

    Sep 13

• Sep 13

  • San Diego steps up containment battle as hepatitis A outbreak kills 16

    Private cleaning crews and public health workers are mobilized on city streets.

    Sep 13

• Health Care Reform

  Sep 13

  • Sanders bill expands Medicare for all

    It lacks details on cost.

    Health Care Reform

    Sep 13

• Sep 13

  • Study prompts call to examine flu vaccine and miscarriage

    A puzzling study of U.S. pregnancies suggests that women who received yearly vaccinations against swine flu between 2010 and 2012 had more...

    Sep 13

• Sep 13

  • AP FACT CHECK: No consensus on government-paid health care

    AP FACT CHECK: Government-paid health insurance, like Bernie Sanders proposes, sounds best to the public when it sounds free

    Sep 13

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  • Wall Street analyst became ER doctor after sister's subway accident

    Full story on "20/20: The Good Doctors: Brilliance and Bravery" airs Sept. 13.

    Sep 13

• Sep 13

  • Will Senate bargainers' deal on children's health pass?

    Senate bargainers have reached agreement to extend financing for the children's health insurance program for five years, and approval of the deal...

    Sep 13

• Sep 12

  • Senate bargainers say deal reached on children's health

    Republican and Democratic Senate negotiators say they've reached a deal to extending financing for the popular children's health insurance program for...

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • Bernie Sanders' health care plan puts Democrats on the spot

    Liberal Sen. Bernie Sanders' plan to provide government-run health care for all is exciting many Democrats but frightening others

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • Child heart patients treated for surgical infection

    At least a dozen children who had heart surgery at Children's Hospital in New Orleans over the summer have infected incisions, apparently from...

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • US: 2 more Americans were affected by Cuba health attacks

    The United States says another two Americans were affected by mysterious incidents in Cuba that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson has called "health...

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • US says 2 more Americans suffered health effects from unexplained attacks in Cuba, raising total to 21

    US says 2 more Americans suffered health effects from unexplained attacks in Cuba, raising total to 21

    Sep 12

• Sep 12

  • The Latest: Sanders forces universal health care issue

    Sen. Bernie Sanders is forcing the Democratic Party to take sides over his proposal to provide government-run health care for all

    Sep 12