The findings were striking: For every 52 people who gained health insurance, one life was saved. Scaled to the 3.8 million people projected to lose insurance by the expiring subsidies, the potential ...

The statement underscores the growing burden of non-communicable diseases, which account for 71% of all deaths in Bangladesh.

Education, insurance, healthcare and tax policy are all set for major changes as dozens of new Georgia laws roll out on Jan.

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Adm. Rachel Levine has called the deadnaming "petty," but her spokesperson had harsher words.

The report compiled from community conversations urges the incoming governor to tackle housing costs, transit gaps and ...

Parents will still be able to get the hepatitis B vaccine for their children at no cost, even though the CDC's vaccine ...

THIS administration’s depravity appears to have no bounds. What kind of president is this who would hijack funds intended for ...

In October 2004, a hospital in northern Luzon began admitting a growing number of patients with fever, rashes, diarrhea, vomiting, neck rigidity, seizures, and other alarming symptoms. All were ...

Article 24 of the act stipulates that “no person shall hinder medical practices by means of violence, coercion, intimidation, public insults or other illegal methods.” Article 106 states that those ...

City staff told councillors last month that the bylaw changes, which are required by the international soccer body for all ...

Under the new federal budget law, to be eligible for SNAP benefits, more people are required to show that they are working, volunteering, or studying.