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A new study finds that people living in rural areas experience worse outcomes across multiple major health categories, including heart disease and cancer.
The state Department of Health identified four cases of cyclosporiasis, a parasitic infection typically linked to contaminated fresh produce.
A Pittsburgh physician says people are injecting compounds bought online without knowing their contents or long-term effects.
Oklahoma patients with Aetna insurance must now travel farther or pay higher out-of-network costs for care at Norman Regional.
Danish researchers found lower sperm counts even in men with normal BMI but higher body fat levels.
A large UK study found the highest risk occurred when menopause happened between ages 25 and 35.
Researchers found that genetic and biological differences between patients could determine which GLP-1 medication works best for each person.
A government assessment concluded that fragmented data systems and reporting gaps are leaving public health officials without timely information during outbreaks.
Researchers say the roots of marijuana plants have been largely ignored despite containing terpenes, alkaloids, and other bioactive compounds.
The Low Income Subsidy program, which helped poor Medicare enrollees afford prescription drugs, has been terminated by the federal government.
Researchers tested 108 products and found fiber content ranged widely, from 2 to 9 grams per can.
A government study suggests that covering medical cannabis through workers' compensation programs improved health outcomes and reduced opioid reliance.
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