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Many in the health care industry already lining up to derail 'Medicare-for-all'

By Blake Farmer
February 08, 2019
Patients may like the sound of "Medicare-for-all," but for many of the hospitals and doctors who would treat them, it's a nonstarter. 
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Patients may like the sound of "Medicare-for-all," but for many of the hospitals and doctors who would treat them, it's a nonstarter.

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The cost of preventing the spread of HIV? Upwards of $1,600 a month

By Sabri Ben-Achour
February 06, 2019
AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) and AIDS patients march to protest budget cuts to AIDS services proposed by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on June 5, 2009 in Hollywood, California. 
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President Trump is expected to call for an end to HIV transmission by 2030. The drug known as PrEP may be key.

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Cancer death rates have fallen 27 percent

By Andy Uhler
January 09, 2019
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Oncology experts say advances in cancer drugs have played a major role.

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Flu season could be less damaging, experts say

By Erika Beras
January 08, 2019
A sign advertising flu shots is displayed at a Walgreens pharmacy on Jan. 22, 2018 in San Francisco, California. 
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During last year’s season, an estimated 80,000 people died.

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Want to know the true price of a hospital procedure?

By Kimberly Adams
January 04, 2019
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A new system can help you find out.

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GE has a long-term care insurance problem

By Kimberly Adams
January 01, 2019
A home health aide helps an elderly man with his laundry in Miami.
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Caring for the elderly is expensive for insurers and for families.

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In 2019, your smartphone will no longer be king

By Molly Wood
January 01, 2019
"We spent the past two decades converging into one device," says Amy Webb, founder of The Future Today Institute. "We're going to spend the next two decades branching back out."
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But it will rule more devices.

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How the U.S. measures up when it comes to women's health

By Nancy Marshall-Genzer
December 25, 2018

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Popular with voters, more conservative states push for Medicaid expansion

By Peggy Lowe
December 10, 2018
A man casts his midterm ballot on Nov. 6, 2018 at Briles Schoolhouse in Peoria Township, Kansas.
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One of the big winners in November’s midterm election was public health insurance coverage – specifically expansion of Medicaid under the Affordable Care Act.

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