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The costs of health care in the United States continue to rise. Sometimes the solutions to these costs are simple. For example, a 3-D printed hand can be…
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People's views on public health change with time (just a few decades ago people still thought wet hair was the cause for a viral flu!) And in just a few…
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Back in May after it made an unexpected comeback, some started calling the GOP's Obamacare replacement plan "Zombie Trumpcare". This week, another version…
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When health care costs so much, who decides who receives treatment? Earlier this summer, a huge insurer refused to reimburse emergency visits it deems…
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Although the new(er) addiction treatments Vivitrol and Suboxone get more attention, methadone--which some regard as a relic from the '70s and '80s--still…
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This week: Faced with a tight budget and increases in overdose calls, one Ohio town official is proposing a limit on lifesaving OD treatments. Plus: A new…
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One thing we've learned at Side Effects is how much geography can factor into what kind of care a person receives. For instance: this week, Durrie…
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This was a big week for Side Effects ‒ after months of work, one reporter's investigation into drug lobbying efforts' influence on addiction policy went…
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This week - Kids go to school to learn, duh. But more and more, they are going to school to get their mental health needs treated. ... A little mold on…
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This week - With Obamacare safe from GOP repeal threats (for now), some Republican states are reconsidering Medicaid ... It may not be news to you that…
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This Week In Public Health: Lead Poisoning's Toll Can Follow Kids For Life ... Zika's Social FalloutThis week - Lead poisoning could follow kids around for a lot longer than we think -- it could even affect their socioeconomic advancement, new research…
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This week - Fewer teens are using opioids, a couple new studies say. Could it help alleviate the nation's opioid epidemic? ... In Indiana, lawmakers are…