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Members of the media ask questions of U.S. President Joe Biden as he walks to the Marine One helicopter to fly from the White House in Washington, U.S., March 31. Jonathan Ernest | Reuters The Biden administration on Friday appealed a Texas federal judge’s decision to remove free Obamacare coverage of preventive health services ranging …
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Hundreds of 1199SEIU healthcare workers held a rally and sat to block 3rd Avenue where some were arrested. They were protesting health care cuts in Gov. Kathy Hochuls’ Medicare budget. Lev Radin | Light Rocket | Getty Images U.S. states will begin stripping up to 15 million people of Medicaid coverage on Saturday as an …
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A pharmacist writes a prescription in New York City. Yvonne Hemsey | Hulton Archives | Getty Images A federal judge on Thursday struck down an Obamacare mandate that requires most private health insurance plans to offer free screening services, which include everything from screening for certain types of cancer and diabetes to drugs used to …
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Two federal judges are poised to soon issue rulings in dueling cases that could dramatically affect access to the abortion pill mifepristone. In Washington state, US District Judge Thomas Rice is considering whether to scrap federal regulations on mifepristone that make access difficult even when abortion is legal. He’s also considering issuing an injunction that …
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The Laboratory Corporation of America will pay $2.1 million to settle allegations that it overcharged the Defense Department for genetic testing involving children and fetuses, the Justice Department announced Monday. A former Lab Corp Whistleblower-turned employee Donna Hecker-Gross sued the diagnostic testing company under the False Claims Act on behalf of the federal government in …
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Cassie Jupin grew up wanting to be a nurse. She sought a position at St. Peter’s Health Partners Hospital in Albany, New York and landed a position in the same maternity ward where she was born. “Knowing that I can come back to work any day and work with a group of women and people …
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Vials of the Pfizer/BioNtech coronavirus disease (COVID-19) vaccine are displayed before being used at a mobile vaccine clinic in Valparaiso, Chile, on January 3, 2022. Rodrigo Garrido | Reuters shares of BioNTech on Monday slipped more than 6% in morning trade after the German drugmaker shared a gloomy 2023 sales outlook for its jointly developed …
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Abortion is legal again in Wyoming, oddly as a result of a state constitutional amendment pushed by anti-Obamacare conservatives more than a decade ago. Teton County District Court Judge Melissa Owens, in a ruling Wednesday, temporarily blocked enforcement of the state’s newly enacted abortion ban that went into effect Sunday. Owens’ decision pointed to a …
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That’s what Carl Icahn claimed on Friday EnlightenmentThe company’s directors called for additional personal liability insurance before the biotech signed a $7.1 billion acquisition of cancer test developer Grail in 2021. The allegation is the latest development in a looming proxy fight between the activist investor and San Diego-based Illumina, which have traded blows over …
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A prescription for Pfizer’s Paxlovid tablets outside of his home in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on April 25, 2022. (Photo by Rachel Wisniewski/For the Washington Post) Rachel Wisniewski | The Washington Post | Getty Images people who take PfizerAntiviral Covid treatment Paxlovid shortly after infection may reduce the risk of long-term Covid illness, regardless of age, vaccination …
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