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How Long Has Polio Been Circulating in the U.S.?

The virus has likely been circulating in U.S. cities intermittently for years, experts say

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Petition to Cut Leana Wen as APHA Speaker Faces Backlash

Organization said it stands firmly behind decision to include Wen in meeting lineup

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Falls From Higher Border Walls Overwhelm Trauma Services

San Diego surgeons blame higher walls for 1,000% rise in admissions, more severe injuries, deaths

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Medical Debt Collectors Added to Wrongful Billing Lawsuit

Accused of withholding information from patients on potential assistance

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Is the Travel Nurse Pay Boom Really Over?

Industry executives say pay is down, but factors on the ground might keep wages, contracts higher

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Cardiologist Summits Mount Everest in Only 3 Weeks

Qaisra Saeed, MD, said the feat has made her bolder: "You just have to persist"

A photo of a couple holding hands while listening to a female physician before embryo transfer.

Here's How Abortion Laws Could Impact IVF

Some state laws may specify that life begins at fertilization. What does that mean for embryos?

A close up of a male healthcare worker in protective gear drawing Smallpox/Monkeypox virus from a vial with a syringe.

How Well Does the Monkeypox Vax Work? No One Knows for Sure

Health officials hang hopes on Jynneos, but vaccine not yet proven to protect against infection

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'Rogue' Online Pharmacies Are Dispensing Cancer Drugs

Shady sites with little oversight are selling imatinib for much less than U.S. retail price

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Simone Gold, of America's Frontline Doctors, Reports to Federal Prison

The doctor's medical license was also placed on inactive status during her incarceration

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Ketamine via Telehealth: Psychiatrists Urge Caution

One company markets at-home doses, but the science isn't settled and safety concerns remain

Are TikTok Challenges Leading Kids to Eat More Junky Food?

Researchers say policies are needed to protect children from harmful marketing on social media

Inside Moderna: New Book Profiles mRNA Pioneer

WSJ reporter covers the company's transformation from uncertainty to ubiquity

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Doctor Faces Lawsuit Alleging He Caused Opioid Addiction

Patient claims doctor prescribed at least 7,400 oxycodone pills over 4-year period

A photo of a vial of Oral Poliomyelitis Vaccine Bivalent and two oral syringes.

How a Case of Polio Appeared in the U.S., and Who May Be at Risk

Right now, the risk is low to the general population, infectious disease experts say

A photo of Aji Djamali, MD, and John Jartz

Doctor Donates Kidney to Patient

Transplant nephrologist was perfect match for patient-turned-friend

A screenshot of a police officer wearing a protective mask from a National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health video

CDC Nixes Misleading Video About Cops' Risk of Fentanyl Overdose

Video removed due to "concerns that parts of this video may mischaracterize the risks," CDC says

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Demand Rising for 'Bootlegged' Weight-Loss Drug

As Novo Nordisk's Wegovy faces shortages, compounders step in to fill the gap, alarming doctors

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FDA Getting Tougher on Birth Tissue Companies

Agency calls out manufacturer on orthopedic indications

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FLCCC Co-Founder's Medical License Expires

Paul Marik, MD, says he does not intend to renew his license or obtain a new one

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Doc Who Pushed HCQ Dies; Fauci's Final Pandemic; Will Abortion Bans Restrict IVF?

This past week in healthcare investigations

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'I Wish Everyone Would Just Pay': When Med Students Flock to Pirated Study Tools

Students weigh the high cost of entering medicine against support for content creators

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Interactive Map: Abortion Bans and Penalties

Here's where abortion bans have gone into effect and where doctors face prison time

A photo of a smiling mature female physician showcasing a bottle of pills.

Should Doctors Be Selling Patients on MLM Products?

While not illegal, ethical concerns remain, and patient trust hangs in the balance

A photo of an enthusiastic looking young male physician pointing at a bottle of pills he is holding as a woman looks on.

Healthcare Workers a 'Catch' for Multilevel Marketing Companies

Businesses see pandemic opportunity, as burned-out healthcare workers may be ideal sellers

A photo of Simone Gold, MD over a photo of insurrectionists breaching the Capitol building on January 6, 2021.

America's Frontline Doctors' Simone Gold Gets Prison Time

Judge said Gold hasn't truly accepted responsibility for her role in January 6 insurrection

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Here Are This Year's Top Children's Hospitals

Boston Children's Hospital again leads national rankings

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Parents of 4-Year-Old Sue Urologist for 'Unintentional Vasectomy'

The child had hernia surgery at Texas Children's Hospital, and left with a cut vas deferens

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Harms of Cancer Blood Tests? FTC Healthcare Crackdown: More Smoke Than Fire?

This past week in healthcare investigations

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New Hampshire Hospital Lost Nearly 8 Gallons of Fentanyl

Leadership sanctioned; diversion played a role, but couldn't explain all of the missing bags

HCA Healthcare Faces Second Antitrust Lawsuit in North Carolina

The city of Brevard alleges impaired competition and inflated prices

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CDC Removes Monkeypox Mask Rec From Travel Guidance

Move comes as global health officials say window to prevent endemicity may be closing

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Renowned Doc Accused of Sexual Assault; AARP's Big Bounty; DOJ Targets Billing Fraud

This past week in healthcare investigations

A photo of the ribbon cutting ceremony during the opening of Meritus Pharmacy in Hagerstown, Maryland

Walgreens Sues Hospital Over New In-House Pharmacy

Retail pharmacy giant says it will suffer "substantial, immediate, and irreparable harm"

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Physician Group Releases Guidance on Cardiovascular Issues in Long COVID

AAPM&R calls for greater awareness of post-COVID cardiovascular complications among clinicians

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Anesthesiologist Group Says Hospitals Can Prevent Fatal Errors Like Vanderbilt's

Feds said Vaught wasn't the only one who erred; hospital had four "immediate jeopardy" flaws

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What Happens When Kids Experience a Traumatic Event?

Sandy Hook counselors and other experts on trauma, and how communities should respond and prepare

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Doc Gets Prison for COVID 'Cure'; Proton Therapy Gold Rush; Blackfeet Opioid Crisis

This past week in healthcare investigations

A photo of a woman holding a homemade sign at a right to life protest which reads: YES TO KIDS, NO TO AR-15.

'There's Nothing to Repair': Emergency Docs on Injuries From Assault Weapons

"You have to see the damage ... to really respect and understand how dangerous these weapons are"

A computer rendering of monkeypox viruses.

Why the Atypical Symptoms in the Latest Monkeypox Cases?

Experts agree these cases are unusual, but not necessarily a concern for viral mutation

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