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Today's Headlines
HHS officials say they are satisfied with the numbers, but they hope to increase the proportion of young adults buying plans before the March 31 open enrollment deadline. » More
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From drug costs to fragmented and uncoordinated care, here are nine factors that drive healthcare costs from the State Health Care Cost Containment Commission. » More
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Evidence of "price gouging" and "racketeering" was found when National Nurses United conducted research on hospital pricing practices. Here are the top 10 hospitals. » More
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Walgreen, Wal-Mart, Kroger are filling prescriptions for the newly enrolled—even if they don't have their health insurance identification cards yet. » More
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States with the highest net losses include Texas, Florida, Georgia and Virginia. » More
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The two companies have signed an agreement that commits them to a "50/50 joint venture" that may dominate the US market.
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Manufacturers will be required to show that their products are more effective than plain soap and water in preventing illness and the spread of infection. Otherwise, products may need to be reformulated or relabeled to stay on the market. » More
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A new once-daily dual brochodilator for COPD has been FDA approved. » More
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