Google is quietly infiltrating medicine — but what rules will it play by?
(By Michael L. Millenson for ST A T) W ith nearly 80 percent of internet users searching online for health-related
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Too High To Drive: States Grapple With Setting Limits On Weed Use Behind Wheel
(By Shefali Luthra for Kaiser Health News) It used to be the stuff of stoner comedies and “Just Say No”
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(By Shefali Luthra for Kaiser Health News) There seems to be no end in sight for the current partial government
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(By Morgan Haefner for Becker’s Hospital Review ) While General Electric is spinning off its healthcare unit, the company is
Read MorePatients Are Turning To GoFundMe To Fill Health Insurance Gaps
(By Mark Zdechlik for NPR) Tammy Fox wanted to help, after a friend took ill with a rare and difficult-to-diagnose
Read MoreSome New Year’s resolutions are better for your health
Almost half of Americans say they will take on a resolution this year, many with health-conscious goals in mind. So,
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(By Paul Chisholm for NPR) When Scott Carney first saw the photo of a nearly naked man sitting comfortably on
Read MoreHow PhRMA finally lost: the inside story of the group’s biggest lobbying failure in years
(By Nicholas Florko for ST A T) W ASHINGTON —The drug industry’s storied lobbying group isn’t accustomed to bad news
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The staff at AMAC Foundation and the Medicare Report editorial team wish you and your family the best of health,
Read MoreA daily glass of wine doesn’t appear harmful for older patients with heart failure
A recent study from the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis suggest that people over age 65 who
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