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Medical studies with striking results often prove false

Medical studies with striking results often prove false

If a medical study seems too good to be true, it probably is, according to a new analysis.

Settlement proposed to broaden Medicare coverage

Settlement proposed to broaden Medicare coverage

WASHINGTON — Sick and disabled Americans who rely on Medicare may gain new access to care with the proposed settlement of a lawsuit that challenged the government's practice of denying some coverage to patients whose condition was not...

CVS Caremark has become a frequent subject of government probes

CVS Caremark has become a frequent subject of government probes

Retired social worker Nina Nestor got an all-too-familiar phone call last week: Her prescription refill was ready at her CVS store in San Clemente.

FDA probing reports of energy-drink deaths

FDA probing reports of energy-drink deaths

Five people have reportedly died since 2009 after drinking Monster high-caffeine beverages. Inquiry comes after a Maryland couple sued the Corona company in connection with their daughter's death.

Hospital volunteer understands plight of newborns in critical care

Hospital volunteer understands plight of newborns in critical care

Tiny 10-day-old Hunter Carrillo lay sedated on an elevated bed at Children's Hospital Los Angeles, hooked to a massive machine taking the place of his heart, lungs and kidneys.

 
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Living on the kindness — and four kidneys — of donors

Living on the kindness — and four kidneys — of donors

David Trujillo's torso is a web of scars. Shunts in his arms, hoses in his stomach, garish gashes left from biopsies and scalpel incisions....

Porn condom measure may have trouble drawing voter interest

Porn condom measure may have trouble drawing voter interest

When Los Angeles County voters go to the polls on election day, the ballot will include a question they've never seen before: Should...

A heavy price for cheaper drugs

A heavy price for cheaper drugs

You get what you pay for. This maxim is proving true all over again when it comes to steroid injections used to alleviate back pain....

Mental health care at stake in 2012 vote

Mental health care at stake in 2012 vote

One in five Americans over age 18 suffers from a diagnosable mental illness in any given year. That's upward of 40 million potential voters....

U.S. investigating CVS prescription refills

U.S. investigating CVS prescription refills

The U.S. Justice Department's civil fraud division is investigating claims that CVS Caremark wrongly refilled prescriptions and billed...

 In Egypt, doctors see strike as their 'last resort'

In Egypt, doctors see strike as their 'last resort'

CAIRO — The mother, barely past girlhood, was the first to die in Dr. Ahmed Eldin's care. Her heart would not stir beneath his...

Concussion worries are not just for adult athletes

Concussion worries are not just for adult athletes

For decades, hits to the head have been as much a part of football as touchdowns and chilled beers. But recently, more and more athletes...

Modern humans found to be fittest ever at survival, by far

Modern humans found to be fittest ever at survival, by far

Modern humans have gotten incomparably good at survival, doing more to extend our lives over the last century than our forebears did in...