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The AMA must stay to the path of ‘do no harm’
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The AMA must stay to the path of ‘do no harm’

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Healthcare workers from the World Health Organization prepare to give an Ebola vaccination to a front line aid worker in Beni Democratic Republic of Congo, Friday, Aug 10, 2018. The World Health Organization’s director-general says instability, high population density and large displacement in Congo’s east mean the response to the nation’s tenth Ebola virus outbreak must be stronger than ever before.
Healthcare

Congo’s Ebola outbreak to ‘get worse before it gets better’

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Chelsea Clinton and Brett Kavanaugh.
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Chelsea Clinton to headline abortion event opposing Brett Kavanaugh

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Seattle soda tax generates over $10M in the first six months
Economy

Seattle soda tax generates over $10M in the first six months

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OxyContin pills arranged for a photo at a pharmacy in Montpelier, Vt.
Business

House lawmakers probe opioid makers’ role in epidemic

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Meghan McCain: I talk to Joe Biden ‘all the time’
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Meghan McCain: I talk to Joe Biden ‘all the time’

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This file picture taken just after the liberation by the Soviet army in January, 1945, shows a group of children wearing concentration camp uniforms.
Red Alert Politics

Fitness textbook: Holocaust victims ‘did not tap into the strength that comes from their intrinsic worth’

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Study suggests more people could die in heatwaves by 2080, encourages policies to decrease greenhouse gas emissions
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Study suggests more people could die in heatwaves by 2080, encourages policies to decrease greenhouse gas emissions

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In this Saturday, May 3, 2014 photo, senior veterinary assistant Maria Silva, left, and veterinarian Dr. Peyvand Silverman, monitor neutered dogs after surgery at the new American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) clinic at the Chesterfield Square shelter in South Los Angeles. The ASPCA has started rolling out one of its most ambitious projects to date, a $25 million push to save tens of thousands of dogs and cats that would be killed in shelters or on the streets of Los Angeles County.
Healthcare

Bill funding medicines for pets and livestock heads to Trump

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Despite price hikes, older drugs weigh on Pfizer’s profits
Business

Despite price hikes, older drugs weigh on Pfizer’s profits

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