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NY Times Health
Thursday th 2nd of March 2017
Doctors Consider a Last Best Hope for Obese Teenagers: Surgery
- 09:42
The Adults a Medicaid Work Requirement Would Leave Behind
- 09:42
The Checkup: What Happens When Parents Are Rude in the Hospital
- 09:42
Personal Health: Aids for Vision Loss, From Those Who’ve Been There
- 09:42
The New Health Care: If Obamacare Exits, Some May Need to Rethink Early Retirement
- 09:42
Q&A: Pregnancy Upon Pregnancy
- 09:42
Global Health: Life Span of South Korean Women Is Headed Toward 90
- 09:42
Fixes: How to Fight a Soaring Drug Price: Innovate
- 09:42
Op-Ed Columnist: The Fight for Obamacare Has Turned
- 09:42
Influential Health Fund Reboots Its Search for a Leader
- 09:42
After Scare, Air Hoses at C.D.C. Germ Lab Are Found to Be Safe
- 09:42
As H.I.V. Soars in Philippines, Conservatives Kill School Condom Plan
- 09:42
Upstate Village Tables Pollution Deal With Saint-Gobain and Honeywell
- 09:42
Healthier Cereals Snare a Spot on New York School Menus
- 09:42
Meditation for Real Life: How to Be Mindful if Your Flight Is Delayed
- 09:42
Republican Unity on Health Care Is Elusive, Despite Trump’s Support
- 09:42
Doctors No Longer Rush to Cut the Umbilical Cord
- 09:41
Living With Cancer: Who Needs Another Cancer?
- 09:41
Acupuncture Can Ease Wrist Pain of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
- 09:41
Deadly, Drug-Resistant ‘Superbugs’ Pose Huge Threat, W.H.O. Says
- 09:41
About New York: Remembering a City Where the Smog Could Kill
- 09:41
Vitamins Gone Gummy
- 09:41
Stress Can Make the Pounds Accumulate
- 09:41
Phys Ed: Frequent, Brisk Walks May Aid Those With Early Alzheimer’s
- 09:41
China’s Bird Flu Surge Is a Low Epidemic Threat, W.H.O. Says
- 09:41
Public Health: Trump Picks a Side: How Tax Credits Would Work in a G.O.P. Health Plan
- 09:41
Informed Patient? Don’t Bet On It
- 09:41
More Than 80 Percent of Patient Groups Accept Drug Industry Funds, Study Shows
- 09:41
Colon and Rectal Cancers Rising in Young People
- 09:41
Thursday th 23rd of February 2017
Scheme Tied to UnitedHealth Overbilled Medicare for Years, Suit Says
- 09:11
House G.O.P. Leaders Outline Plan to Replace Obama Health Care Act
- 09:11
Public Health: Republican Health Proposal Would Redirect Money From Poor to Rich
- 09:11
Ties: Trespassing in Christina’s World
- 09:11
Well: Are Fat Cells Forever?
- 09:11
Congress Goes Home, and Constituents Fired Up Over Health Care Are Waiting
- 09:11
A Push for Diesel Leaves London Gasping Amid Record Pollution
- 09:11
China Fights Spread of Deadly Avian Virus
- 09:11
Universities Face Pressure to Hold the Line on Title IX
- 09:11
Where the Booze Can Kill, and Putin Is Deemed a ‘Good Czar’
- 09:11
Political Memo: With Coverage in Peril and Obama Gone, Health Law’s Critics Go Quiet
- 09:11
As Obesity Rises, Remote Pacific Islands Plan to Abandon Junk Food
- 09:11
The New Health Care: Wearable Fitness Devices Don’t Seem to Make You Fitter
- 09:11
Trilobites: When Mismatched Voices and Lips Make Your Brain Play Tricks
- 09:11
Andy Warhol’s Death: Not So Simple, After All
- 09:11
The Ethicist: Can Therapists Fake Their Own Online Reviews?
- 09:11
Prolonged Sleep May Be Early Warning Sign of Dementia
- 09:11
Scaling Back: Soda Sales Fall Further in Mexico’s Second Year of Taxing Them
- 09:11
In the Face of A.L.S., Simon Fitzmaurice Finds His Fire Inside
- 09:11
Editorial: The Anti-Vaccine Movement Gains a Friend in the White House
- 09:11
Teaching Children to Play With Fire
- 09:11
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