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Salinas Valley Health, Anthem Blue Cross reach contract agreement
Nearly four months and an open enrollment period for many people later, Salinas Valley Health and Anthem Blue Cross announced Monday that they have successfully reached agreement on a new contract. more
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'You're not fighting by yourself': Panthers tight end raising awareness to reduce military suicides
Panthers tight end Hayden Hurt is raising awareness to prevent military suicides during the NFL's annual My Cause, My Cleats campaign. more
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Colorado workers can now apply for paid family and medical leave
Colorado voters approved Proposition 118 back in 2020. This year, workers and their employers started paying money into the fund, and now workers can finally apply. more
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Psychedelics may help people with ADHD, but research remains limited
Psychedelic drugs like psilocybin and LSD may help improve mindfulness and reduce neuroticism in adults with attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder, a new study suggests. The impact of psychedelics … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Diabetes and obesity rising in young Americans, study finds
The trends could have major public health implications: a rising generation dying prematurely of heart attacks, strokes and other complications. And Black and Hispanic people, particularly Mexican … more
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Movember: One in two men will get cancer, early detection can save lives
WAVY TV 10 Photojournalist LaVoy Harrell has captured the stories of Hampton Roads residents for more than two decades, but now he is sharing his personal story in the hopes of helping others. more
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MassHealth enrollment down by more than 110,000
About 88,000 more people lost MassHealth coverage in October, the largest monthly decline yet in the year-long effort to reassess eligibility. more
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Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.
The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements. more
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Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.
The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements. more
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Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.
The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements. more
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Patients with neurodegenerative diseases turn to pingpong for rehabilitation. Scientists are paying attention.
The Colorado-based NeuroPong program is being researched by scientists investigating the link between neurodegenerative conditions and pingpong, a game often associated with parents’ basements. more
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4 people who died outside in Denver over weekend likely overdosed, city officials say
Overdose deaths in Denver so far in 2023 have already surpassed 2022's total overdose deaths, according to the medical examiner's online dashboard of overdose deaths. more
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Texas Supreme Court to hear arguments in lawsuit challenging abortion law
Current Texas law bans and criminalizes abortion unless the mother’s life is in danger. However, plaintiffs said the exception is unclear. more
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West Virginia, Ohio, Kentucky in top 5 most injury-prone states
According to New York Pain Care, Kentucky is the third most injury-prone state, with West Virginia and Ohio following behind. more
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