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  • 3 charities cancel Mar-a-Lago events amid Trump backlash

    Three charities are canceling fundraisers at Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort as the president faces a backlash from his comments about violence in...

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  • Scientists tout positive findings in peanut allergy pill study

    The pill is a mix of probiotics and tiny amounts of peanut to build tolerance.

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  • Scientists tout positive findings in peanut allergy pill study

    The pill is a mix of probiotics and tiny amounts of peanut to build tolerance.

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  • FDA OKs Pfizer drug for rare, fast-killing type of leukemia

    FDA approves new medicine for use against a rare, rapidly progressing blood cancer after other treatments have failed

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  • EpiPen maker finalizes settlement for government overcharges

    Mylan agrees to pay $465 million to settle Justice Department allegations that it overcharged Medicaid for EpiPens

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  • The Latest: France issues list of products with tainted eggs

    France's government, facing pressure for more transparency amid Europe's egg scandal, has released a list of products pulled from supermarkets because...

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  • Overdoses on the road: Drugged driving rises as a menace

    Police say people with addictions often buy drugs, shoot up immediately and are driving when they overdose

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  • Cambodian medic who spread HIV asks for court's mercy

    Unlicensed Cambodian medical practitioner, sentenced to 25 years in prison for infecting more than 100 villagers with HIV, admits mistake, says he...

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  • Father charged in baby boy's fatal overdose of opioid combo

    An Ohio man has been charged in the fatal drug overdose of his 1-year-old son

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  • New study offers hope for early Lyme disease diagnosis

    Researchers differentiated Lyme disease from similar tick-borne illnesses.

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  • White House: Gov't to make health law payments this month

    The White House says President Donald Trump will make August payments to insurers under the health-care law he wants to repeal and replace.

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  • 'Healthy Living for Summer': Travel tips for eating smart and staying active

    Staying on track with your health while vacationing or traveling this summer.

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  • Express Scripts to limit opioids; doctors concerned

    Nation's largest pharmacy benefit manager will soon limit opioids prescribed to first-time users; American Medical Association criticizes move

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  • Austria orders recall of unapproved cancer drug

    Austrian authorities have ordered a recall of a cancer medication that was put on the market without proper approval

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  • Is it really Lyme? Researchers developing a new test to tell

    Diagnosing if a tick bite caused Lyme or something else can be difficult but scientists are developing a new way to catch the disease early _ using a...

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  • Cholera in Yemen: What you need to know

    Cholera has infected half a million people in Yemen so far this year.

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  • Belgium joins legal action against tainted egg 'cheats'

    Belgium's Agriculture Minister Denis Ducarme says the government will join in legal action against those responsible for the egg contamination...

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  • US teen drug overdose deaths inch up after years of decline

    A new report finds drug overdose deaths among US teens have inched up after years of decline

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  • Study: Fat but fit still face higher heart disease risk

    Researchers found a higher heart disease rate among people who are obese

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• Aug 16

  • Report: Higher premiums if Trump halts 'Obamacare' subsidies

    Congressional Budget Office: Higher premiums, fewer insurance options if Trump halts 'Obamacare' subsidies

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  • Report: Higher premiums if Trump halts 'Obamacare' subsidies

    Congressional Budget Office: Higher premiums, fewer insurance options if Trump halts 'Obamacare' subsidies

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  • Oregon governor expands abortion, reproductive coverage

    Oregon Gov. Kate Brown has signed into law what proponents called America's most progressive reproductive health policy

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  • Court: State can't vaccinate kids in temporary custody

    The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled that the state's child welfare agency cannot vaccinate children placed temporarily in its custody when the...

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  • South Carolina sues drug manufacturer over opioid crisis

    South Carolina is the latest state to accuse a drug manufacturer of exacerbating its opioid drug crisis by using deceptive marketing

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  • Lawsuit accuses drug manufacturer of worsening opioid crisis

    South Carolina is the latest state to accuse a drug manufacturer of exacerbating its opioid drug crisis by using deceptive marketing

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  • Study links a lack of sleep in children with increased Type 2 diabetes risk

    What parents should know about the new research on Type 2 diabetes.

    Aug 15

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  • Woman speaks out after 11 people in her family get breast cancer

    "I felt like the monster was chasing us," she told ABC News.

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  • How to eat right when you are feeling stressed

    Nutritionist Kelly LeVeque shares what to eat in order to feel your best.

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• Aug 14

  • Jury chosen for fraud case retrial due to sleeping attorney

    A jury has been chosen in the case of a Pennsylvania businessman accused of mortgage fraud who won a new trial because the judge, witnesses and jurors...

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  • New life for Medicaid after GOP's health care debacle

    A 1960s Great Society program, Medicaid gets new life after Republican health care bill collapses

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  • Police try out new database for documenting opioid overdoses

    Police in Massachusetts are testing a new database documenting opioid overdoses they hope will help departments share information in real time and get...

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  • Lawmaker seeks probe after AP reveals maggots in NY facility

    AP Exclusive: A New York state lawmaker is seeking a federal investigation into facilities for the disabled after an Associated Press story revealed...

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  • Experts: Herd immunity outside US slows Zika in Florida

    Health officials say a drop in Zika cases in the Caribbean and South America has helped slow the spread of the mosquito-borne virus in Florida this...

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  • 35 children die in north Indian hospital in 3 days

    Parents of at least 35 children who have died in a state-run hospital in northern India over the past three days have alleged that the fatalities were...

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  • Doughnut shop blamed for Ohio norovirus outbreak to reopen

    Health officials in Ohio say a doughnut shop blamed for a norovirus outbreak that has sickened more than 400 people will be allowed to reopen

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  • Montana's Health Co-op remains standing as others falter

    Montana's health care co-op resumes accepting new enrollees on Sunday after it voluntarily pulled itself from the state's insurance marketplace in...

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  • Parents test school liability in bullying and child suicide

    The parents of an 8-year-old Ohio boy who hanged himself from his bunk bed with a necktie are testing the issue of school liability in suicides blamed...

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  • 'Healthy Living for Summer': Having a balanced diet

    Understanding smart and effective ways to diet and understanding cravings.

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  • Hospital's partially evacuated over odor, 19 workers treated

    Nineteen staff members from a New Hampshire hospital emergency department that was evacuated because of an unknown odor have been evaluated after some...

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  • Cleveland Clinic won't move Mar-a-Lago event despite protest

    A leading U.S. hospital says it won't move its annual fundraiser away from Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort despite pressure from health professionals...

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  • Widening egg scandal hits 17 countries in Europe

    A costly scandal over tainted eggs has the EU planning a summit for its ministers and food safety agencies next month

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  • Tips for maintaining a healthy diet

    ABC News' Olivia Smith talks to nutritionist Shawn Stevenson about how to combat stress eating and cravings, and keep a healthy diet.

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  • Teachers who dragged autistic boy by ankle won't be charged

    Two Ohio kindergarten teachers seen on video carrying an autistic boy down hallways and dragging him on the floor by an ankle won't be criminally...

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  • Court: Students must be protected from insect-borne diseases

    The Connecticut Supreme Court has ruled schools must warn and protect students from the foreseeable risk of insect-borne diseases when organizing...

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  • Philippines to cull 200,000 fowl after bird flu outbreak

    The Philippines will cull at least 200,000 birds after confirming its first bird flu outbreak, but no animal-to-human transmission has been reported

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  • New study links C-sections with hysterectomy complications later in life

    What to know about the new research on C-sections.

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  • The Latest: 2 Austria firms recall eggs bound for eateries

    Upper Austria's provincial government says two companies have recalled eggs possibly tainted with Fipronil and food control agents are conducting...

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  • Pfau, 'Mother Teresa of Pakistan,' dies at age 87

    Ruth Pfau, a German physician and nun who devoted her life to the eradication of leprosy in Pakistan, has died at age 87

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