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Ebola threat 'vastly underestimated,' says World Health Organization
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MONROVIA, Liberia (AP) - There is evidence the numbers of dead and sickened by Ebola in West Africa may "vastly underestimate the magnitude of the outbreak," the World Health Organization said Thursday. The U.N. health agency said it was prepared for ...
Liberia president apologises for high toll for Ebola health workersYahoo News
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Good health for everyone
Suffolk News-Herald
Nationally-celebrated Health Care for the Homeless Day made its way to Suffolk on Thursday, as Main Street Physicians offered giveaways and information all day to mark the occasion. A part of National Health Center Week, Health Care for the Homeless ...
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Phoenix police shoot, kill woman during mental-health call
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A Phoenix police sergeant shot and killed a 50-year-old woman while trying to serve a mental-health order at a west-side apartment Thursday afternoon, officials said. Sgt. Tommy Thompson, a police spokesman, said officers had a court order to take ...
Arizona cops fatally shoot hammer-wielding woman during mental health pickupRaw Story
Mother speaks out after Phoenix police shootingBelleville News Democrat
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About 400000 in Mass. must seek new health plan
Boston Globe
Nearly 400,000 people in Massachusetts will need to reapply for health insurance before the end of the year, and many of them probably do not even know it. They are people who do not have employer-sponsored health insurance and who instead sought ...
HMSA pulls plans from Hawaii Health ConnectorKHON2
Mass. Seeks $80M More From Feds For Health WebsiteWBUR
400000 must reapply for health coverageThe Oshkosh Northwestern
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Health Care Reform 2.0. In Search Of Credible Alternatives
Forbes
President Obama's signature legislative achievement, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) marks the single biggest change to the U.S. health care system since the passage of Medicare and Medicaid nearly five decades ago. And while the law has ...
Lawmakers seek "Texas solution" on health careHouston Chronicle
The costs of complexity in health reform just keep risingBangor Daily News
The GOP's perilous way forward on health careMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
Health Care Reform 2.0. In Search Of Credible Alternatives
Forbes
President Obama's signature legislative achievement, the Affordable Care Act (Obamacare) marks the single biggest change to the U.S. health care system since the passage of Medicare and Medicaid nearly five decades ago. And while the law has ...
New York Times
Health Officials Try to Quell Fear of Ebola Spreading by Air Travel
New York Times
GENEVA — The World Health Organization on Thursday swiftly sought to quell fears that international air travel could become a conduit for spreading the deadly Ebola virus from Africa around the globe, emphasizing that such a risk was low. The ...
Arkansas health agencies monitor for Ebola virusTHV 11
Greater Muskegon selected to join national 'Wellville Five' health challenge
The Muskegon Chronicle
The Health Initiative Coordinating Council, also known as HICCup, selected Muskegon Heights Councilwoman Kimberly Sims to travel to the Institute of Medicine in Washington D.C. to choose the five measures on which Greater Muskegon will be assessed ...
City cut from health contestThe Republic
Health screenings are a big draw at the Kentucky State Fair
The Courier-Journal
The Health Horizons section — in South Wing B of the Kentucky Exposition Center — is a mainstay of the fair that attracts people from around the state for health checks and screenings as well as wellness information and educational activities, such ...
Why Ramen Noodles Could Cut Your Life Short
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“This research is significant since many people are consuming instant noodles without knowing possible health risks,” said lead researcher Hyun Joon Shin, MD, in a press release. Shin, a clinical cardiology fellow at Baylor University Medical Center ...