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In a filing for an enormous federal court case, drug manufacturers reject a link between legal production of painkillers and death and addiction on U.S. streets. View original article Author: Lenny Bernstein

More than 500 cases of implant-associated lymphoma have been linked to textured implants worldwide, and most of the implicated devices were made by Allergan, the FDA said. View original article Author: Laurie McGinley

Merck released research showing a potent new drug, implanted in a matchstick-sized rod under the skin, holds promise for shielding people from HIV. But it is years from market. View original article Author: Lenny Bernstein

The bill has White House support but faces opposition from conservatives and the drug industry. View original article Author: Yasmeen Abutaleb

Chemicals dumped into the ocean are making it easier for the hotter weather to do its deadly work, a study says. View original article Author: Rafi Letzter

Candida auris was identified just a decade ago and has been found in 30 countries on multiple continents View original article Author: Lena H. Sun

Obria focuses on a “couple” — as opposed to a woman as an individual — and “the benefits of commitment and marriage.” View original article Author: Ariana Eunjung Cha

There are things that can be done — both before and after a broken bone — to make recovery smoother View original article Author: Consumer Reports

More than 64,000 children under age 5 were treated during a 15-year span, a report says, with the most common issue being poisoning. View original article Author: Linda Searing

Medicaid rules in several states exclude sexual reassignment treatment, others allow it. Advocates argue restrictions stem from prejudice, not medical science. View original article Author: Michael Ollove