Latest Health Headlines

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  • Trump administration unveils health options for small firms

    Officials say the Trump administration is rolling out new options for small employers to use tax-free accounts to provide health coverage for workers

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• Oct 22

  • What to know about multiple sclerosis

    Selma Blair shared in an emotional Instagram post that she's suffering from MS.

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  • What is multiple sclerosis?

    Multiple sclerosis, or MS, is a chronic disorder where cells from the immune system attack the nerve cells of the central nervous system (CNS).

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  • 5-year-old's 'Ghostbusters' wish comes true when entire city is transformed

    London, 5, has survived three open heart surgeries.

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  • 'Medicare for all' suddenly popular on campaign trail even in red states: ANALYSIS

    "Medicare for all" and single-payer health care are suddenly popular.

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  • AP analysis: 'Obamacare' shapes opioid grant spending

    An Associated Press analysis finds states are taking very different approaches to spending the first emergency money from Congress targeting the...

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  • Zika outbreak in northern India state exceeds 100 cases

    The number of Zika virus cases has crossed 100 in Rajasthan, a state in northern India where palaces and forts draw large numbers of tourists each...

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  • Purdue superfan inspires team's unlikely win over Ohio State

    Tyler Trent, 20, a Purdue sophomore, has terminal bone cancer and was invited by the team to address the players in the locker room.

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  • Men who exercise could pass down healthier metabolism to kids: Study

    Men who exercise might pass down a healthier metabolism to their kids.

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• Oct 21

  • Deadly attack amid Ebola outbreak stalls containment efforts

    Deadly rebel attack at center of Ebola outbreak stalls virus-containment efforts

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  • States discover news ways to finance Medicaid expansion

    The state-federal health insurance program is more popular than ever.

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  • Health care tops guns, economy as voters' top issue

    Seven in 10 people list health care as “very important” in voting decisions.

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  • Medicaid expansion becomes key issue in GOP-leaning states

    Whether to expand Medicaid has become a key election-year issue in several Republican-leaning states, through ballot initiatives and in governor's...

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  • 'Dark day': Congo rebels kill 2 health agents fighting Ebola

    'Dark day' as Congolese rebels kill 2 health agents fighting deadly Ebola outbreak

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  • Immunotherapy scores a first win against some breast cancers

    A newer immunotherapy drug for the first time has shown promise against breast cancer in a large study that combined it with chemotherapy to treat an...

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  • Coming clean: Public embrace for celeb addicts offers hope

    Rehab therapists and addicts in recovery say celebrities who come clean publicly offer hope

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  • USC agrees to pay $215M to settle doctor sex abuse claims

    The University of Southern California says it will pay $215 million to settle claims of sexual abuse and harassment by a school gynecologist

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  • Heart transplant program changes chief after patient deaths

    A Houston hospital is replacing the surgical director of its renowned heart transplant programs with two veteran transplant surgeons and a veteran...

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  • Everything you need to know about Ebola

    Health officials are fighting to contain an outbreak in Congo.

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  • National health initiative takes aim at sugar-packed foods

    A national health initiative is urging the food industry to voluntarily reduce sugar in packaged foods by 20 percent

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  • Report: Crew of Iranian cargo ship poisoned, 3 seamen die

    Iran's state news agency: 3 seamen die of unspecified toxic substance that poisoned 11 crew of cargo ship

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  • EU drug agency urges approval for dengue vaccine

    Europe's drug regulator has recommended approving the first vaccine for dengue despite concerns about the vaccine's wide use and a lawsuit in the...

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• Oct 18

  • Letting sunlight in really can kill dark-loving bacteria, study shows

    The study hopes to influence building design in the future.

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  • Heartbreaking obituary has raised $11,000 for drug-free center

    The death of a young mother battling drug addiction has struck a chord.

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  • The role diversity anxiety can play in ‘living while black’ incidents: OPINION

    Recent viral videos might be reflecting larger cultural shifts.

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  • California housing measures offer hope for high-cost Salinas

    Salinas, California, is among the 10 least affordable places to live in the United States though it's outside Silicon Valley and tourist-heavy coastal...

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  • Fertility rates decreasing as 1st-time moms get older: CDC

    Women are becoming mothers for the first time later and later.

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  • What to know about the mysterious, polio-like illness called AFM

    Acute flaccid myelitis is a rare side effect of some viruses.

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  • Why black women have worse breast cancer outcomes

    Here's what you need to know about breast cancer disparities, and why do they still exist?

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  • Expert tips on how to keep your skin hydrated this winter

    Dermatologist Dr. Whitney Bowe breaks down the best ways to keep your skin glowing and hydrated, even as the weather gets colder.

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  • Dermatologist's insider tips for keeping skin healthy as the temperatures drop

    "The Beauty of Dirty Skin" author Dr. Whitney Bowe shares her tips.

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  • 25 'plus'-friendly fitness studios around the country

    What can be harder than getting to the gym? Not looking like everyone there.

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  • 'To some, Maddie was just a junkie': Obituary gives new take on drug addiction

    Madelyn Linsenmeir, 30, died after years of battling drug addiction.

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  • California surgeon, girlfriend face new rape, other charges

    Prosecutors say there are 5 additional victims in the case of a California surgeon and his girlfriend who were previously charged with drugging and...

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  • As Canada legalizes pot, other countries likely to follow

    Canada is the second _ and by far the largest _ country to legalize and regulate the sale and use of marijuana by adults, but it almost certainly...

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  • Inducing labor at 39 weeks may help mothers, babies

    Both mothers and babies may benefit when labor is induced at 39 weeks.

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  • Obituary for woman with opioid addiction inspires donations

    A powerful obituary about a Vermont woman who struggled with opioid addiction has inspired more than 100 donations to a local recovery center from...

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  • A collar might help prevent sports-related concussions: Study

    The collar is increases blood in the head, so that it acts like a cushion.

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  • Melania Trump visits babies, moms affected by opioid crisis

    First lady Melania Trump toured a hospital's neonatal care unit Wednesday to learn about the treatment being given to newborns suffering from opiate...

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  • Neck collars providing answers to subconcussive impacts

    The specialized collar, developed by researchers at the Children's Hospital in Cincinnati, applies pressure to the back of the neck.

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  • Feb. 7, 2001: Rod Stewart opens up to Diane Sawyer about thyroid cancer diagnosis

    "It was a terrible shock," the rock legend told Sawyer in a 2001 interview. "I mean, I just went into total silence for a few days."

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  • The Latest: More charges against California surgeon, friend

    Prosecutors say there are five additional victims in the case of a California surgeon and his girlfriend who were previously charged with drugging and...

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  • The Latest: Pot activist complains about new Canada law

    A long-time cannabis advocate says the legalization of recreational marijuana is a remarkable step forward, but many flaws remain in the law.

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  • AP Explains: Why Congo's latest Ebola outbreak is worrying

    AP Explains: Why Congo's worrying new Ebola outbreak could become a global emergency

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  • UN: Ebola outbreak is worrying but not a global emergency

    UN says Congo's latest Ebola outbreak is worrying but not a global emergency

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  • Virginia lawmaker settles suit; seeks mental-health reform

    A Virginia state senator whose son stabbed him before killing himself has settled a lawsuit against a former employee of a local mental- health agency

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  • Drugmakers funnel millions to lawmakers; a few dozen get $100,000-plus

    Before the midterm heated up, dozens of drugmakers had already given millions.

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  • A bout with 'The Big C': 'Nightline' producer on facing thyroid cancer diagnosis

    John Kapetaneas is a journalist and segment producer for ABC News' "Nightline."

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