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Meals, travel, lodging, education, consulting and speakers' fees: manufacturers of opioid medications often treat physicians to expensive gifts, a…
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The state of Pennsylvania is asking coders and designers to look at its data on the opioid crisis as part of a month-long hackathon to find new strategies…
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A new study from the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health finds that opioid-related overdose deaths are being underreported, and this means…
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Black Americans are living longer lives than they were a quarter century ago.That’s one of the big takeaways from a University of Pittsburgh study…
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The rate of early cancer diagnosis was higher in some states that expanded Medicaid compared to other that did not.A new study from University of…
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When a parent has health insurance through Medicaid, their child is 29 percent more likely to receive an annual physical exam.That’s according to a new…
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As women go through menopause they may express greater interest in trying new ways of being intimate with their partners as a way to adapt to changes in…
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A public health researcher delivered a dire warning on Monday during a panel on the implications of the planned Royal Dutch Shell ethane cracker plant in…
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Gay and bisexual adolescents in U.S. schools are twice as likely to be bullied as their heterosexual peers, which could hinder development.That’s…
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Analysis of peoples’ television watching habits and other life factors over the last 15 years has shown those who watch more television are at a greater…