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Organizers of a protest planned for Friday say the pharmacy benefits manager steers patients to its own pharmacies and drives up prescription prices for consumers.
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Barnes-Jewish Hospital opened its first adult sickle cell treatment center. The referral-based outpatient center will provide IV infusions to people with sickle cell disease who need immediate relief from pain without waiting at emergency rooms.
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A bill that would allow naturopathic doctors to become licensed in Missouri passed its first hurdle Wednesday.
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Naturopathic medicine — or the practice of a primary care physician with a focus on holistic care — is currently illegal in Missouri because the state does not have licensing or registration laws for naturopathic doctors. Missouri Republicans are trying to change that.
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A new bill in the Illinois General Assembly would create a board of health care experts that would have the authority to set price limits on prescription medications.
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The VA Infrastructure Powers Exceptional Research (VIPER) Act introduced by the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs could support medical advancements on prosthetics and mental health.
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Dr. Sophia Roberts is on the path to becoming one of the few female cardiothoracic surgeons in the U.S. It all started when she saw her dad, a cardiothoracic surgeon himself, in the operating room.
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Updated at 5:30 p.m., March 31 with comment from Washington University School of MedicineSt. Louis University doctors are using an experimental drug to…
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Why do so many physicians require women to have a Pap smear and a pelvic exam before writing a one-year prescription for birth control? Most of us never…
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Since 1999, Washington University’s Mini-Medical School has taught students everything from the basics of a checkup to how to repair nerves via…