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Jul 04

Dissenting justices argue Wheaton contraception decision ‘undermines confidence’ in Supreme Court

By Mark Sherman, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- A divided Supreme Court on Thursday allowed, at least for now, an evangelical college in Illinois that objects to paying for contraceptives in its health plan to avoid filling out a government document that the college says would…

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Jun 30

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Pediatric cancer survivors face lifetime of health challenges

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Thanks to better treatments, more people are surviving cancer. But those treatments come with a downside: Survivors, especially those who got sick as children, are at greater risk for other significant health issues later. The NewsHour's Cat Wise profiles a…

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Jun 27

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Fixing the disconnect between Medicare and Medicaid to serve the most vulnerable Americans

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Providing long term care at a reasonable cost — especially for low-income Americans who are elderly or have disabilities — has long been a challenge in the U.S. In California, long term care providers are coordinating in order to tackle…

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Jun 26

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Senators call for training, legislation to improve handling of campus sexual assault

By Kyla Calvert Mason

The Senate’s Health, Education, Labor and Pensions committee spent Thursday morning in a hearing about how campuses handle reporting sexual crimes and how they can better be prevented from Department of Education officials, students and sexual violence prevention advocate.

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Jun 25

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Supreme Court limits law enforcement cell phone searches, TV signal streaming

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Jun 22

Great white shark population on the rise after years of decline

By Xander Landen

Although there are now more great whites swimming in U.S. waters, they are still rarely spotted by humans. There have been only 649 confirmed sightings of the great white between 1800 and 2010.

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Jun 22

Lawmakers concerned chocolate e-cigarettes may lure teens

By Vic Pasquantonio

As of January of this year, there were more than 460 e-cigarette brands available for purchase online, and around 7,700 flavors, including Swedish fish, roasted marshmallow and vanilla cupcake.

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Jun 18

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Searching for the holy grail of snake bite antidotes

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Although snake bites are rarely fatal in the United States, every year about 100,000 people die worldwide after being bitten by venomous snakes. A California doctor has developed a nasal spray treatment that may be able to help some snake…

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Jun 17

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From Skid Row to high school graduation, Los Angeles supports homeless students’ academic success

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Finishing high school can be an uphill battle; for homeless students, it can be like facing a mountain of challenges. The Los Angeles County Unified School District’s Homeless Education Program is designed to provide assistance to students who don’t have…

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Jun 14

FOIA request reveals brutal photos of dolphins, turtles and sharks caught in Pacific gill nets

By Brian Epstein

Recently obtained photos of dead sea mammals and fish that were caught in fishing nets have outraged conservationists. The photos were obtained by Oceana, an international organization that focuses on ocean conservation, through a freedom of information request.

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