U.S. Department of Health

Health Secretary Slams Abortion Pill Ruling As 'Not America'

The nation’s top health official says a court ruling threatening the availability of a main drug used in medication abortion was “not America.”
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Trump Administration: Let States Decide If Health Plans Have Enough Doctors

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This Flu Season Is The Worst Possible Time For A Government Shutdown

Health care professionals rely on the statistics the federal government tracks.
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American Parents Are Giving Babies Regular Food Far Too Soon

Embrace the excuse not to share your food with your kid while you have it.
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Here Comes Another Effort To Undermine Obamacare's Rules For Health Insurance

It could mean cheaper, skimpier coverage for healthy people -- and higher costs for others.
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Opioid Crisis Could Be Biggest Hit To U.S. Life Expectancy In A Century, Says CDC

A new report shows back-to-back years of declining life expectancy, and the CDC says a third straight year appears to be on the way.
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Millions Of Kids Might Lose Health Care Because Congress Dropped The Ball

Parents are scared, state officials are scrambling and Congress is about to go on vacation.
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Women Need Answers On Drug Use During Pregnancy. Here’s How To Improve Research

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The Promise And Danger Of Health Care's Big Data Revolution

Experts at Harvard discuss the latest on big data and information technology.
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Safeguarding America's Health System From Sabotage

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