Though most old and sick people will be worse off under the GOP bill, it might be a boon—real or perceived—for people earning just above the Obamacare subsidy cutoff.
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GINA only applies to health insurance and employment, but a new Republican bill would weaken even those protections.
Living a long life seems the obvious goal for most people, and many of them, like Dylan Thomas…
For those who experience “musical anhedonia,” listening to a song is halfway between boring and distracting—and their brain activity reflects that.
Healthy people pay for sick people in health insurance, like it or not.
Professional organizations are speaking up.
Access to medical treatment may help solve unrelated, difficult societal problems, a study finds
Rarely, extending your neck over the ledge of a sink can cut off blood flow to the brain.
Can a 3-D printed model of the organ change views on female sexuality? Yes and no. An Object Lesson
The divide sometimes has devastating consequences.
An innovative program has helped patients taper off addictive painkillers, but is it cutting some people off from the medications they need?
Ninety-two percent of citizen petitions filed against generics come from brand-name drug companies.
In yet another political fight over abortion, Republicans are divided over a provision in the new House bill that blocks funding for the women’s healthcare provider.
The proposed health-care bill has a different name for penalizing uninsured people.
The new GOP proposal drew immediate criticism from lawmakers who argued it doesn’t go far enough in erasing the Affordable Care Act.
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The long-awaited Republican alternative to Obamacare is due out this week, but the scramble for votes has already begun.
A new CDC report begins to quantify the devastating effects the virus has on children.
Strategic blending can delay hunger.