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A decision to expand coverage would thrust the government health insurance program into the long-standing debate about whether the practice is good medicine. View original article Author: Lenny Bernstein

Triclosan, an antibacterial, was essentially removed from toothpaste in the U.S. market, but there are ingredients worth knowing about. View original article Author: Consumer Reports

The AMA argues that the law forces doctors to lie to patients, violating their right to free speech. View original article Author: Kayla Epstein

Advisers explore once-taboo ideas like importing drugs from Canada and negotiating Medicare drug prices. View original article Author: Yasmeen Abutaleb

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued a warning about a rise in the number of outbreaks caused by the fecal parasite Cryptosporidium, or “Crypto.” View original article Author: Lindsey Bever

UTIs are common, but for some people the agony persists even when standard tests show nothing, and the pain and urgency become chronic. View original article Author: Suzannah Weiss

Future treatment could include therapies to protect nerve cells in the eye and perhaps even restore lost sight. View original article Author: Chris Woolston

The injuries most often affect hands and fingers. And sparklers can be dangerous, too View original article Author: Linda Searing

With depersonalization, people often complain of feeling emotionally, physically and cognitively numb. View original article Author: Nathan Dunne

Rather than being too friendly or overly fearful, people should be aware and respectful of wildlife that may be in their neighborhoods. View original article Author: Leslie Burger