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A woman threw a bloody menstrual cup at lawmakers and shouted, “That’s for the dead babies.” View original article Contributor: Marisa Iati

In “The Price We Pay,” a surgeon says the broken system can be fixed with honesty and a return to common-sense medical service. View original article Contributor: Erin Blakemore

“How many years did I have left to drink in the wonders of this Earth?” he thought as he traveled through mountains of Glacier National Park formed millions of years ago. View original article Contributor: Brian Vastag

But critics say the new policy still leaves some patients exposed to lawsuits and crippling bills. View original article Contributor: Jay Hancock

The treatment can desensitize people with allergies to small amounts of peanuts but carries the risk of side effects. It is expected to be the first in a new wave of treatments for food allergies even though questions remain about how to use the drug. View original article Contributor: Carolyn Y. Johnson

Authorities raided her Coral Springs, Fla., office earlier this week as part of a year-long investigation into her practices, local news reports say. View original article Contributor: Hannah Knowles

“The ceiling, the walls, the beds. They were everywhere.” View original article Contributor: Hannah Knowles

Warnings about e-cigarettes have taken on new urgency in recent weeks as authorities scramble to understand a rash of mysterious vaping-linked illnesses that have put healthy people in the hospital with serious lung diseases. View original article Contributor: Hannah Knowles

Some doctors are confused and a vast, vocal constituency is protesting View original article Contributor: Joel Achenbach

This is at least the sixth death from vaping-linked lung illnesses. More than 450 cases of illness have been reported in 33 states. View original article Contributor: Lena H. Sun