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Medicine & healthcare

The U.S. Health Department announced on Thursday that it would allow Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials to access the personal data of 79 million Medicaid enrollees — reportedly including home addresses, ethnicities, birth dates, and Social Security numbers — in an initiative that officials say ensures undocumented immigrants do not receive Medicaid benefits meant for law-abiding Americans.
ICE Given Access to 79M Medicaid Records for Immigration Enforcement
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2 days ago2 days ago
Nationwide 'Good Trouble' Protests Honor John Lewis Legacy
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2 days ago2 days
Protein Study Reveals New Alzheimer's Clues, Breast Cancer Link
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4 days ago4 days
Kennedy Fires Two Top HHS Aides in Leadership Shakeup
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4 days ago4 days
Report: Over 14M Children Received No Vaccines In 2024
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5 days ago5 days
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Pharmaceuticals

In a statement on Wednesday, INTERPOL announced that its Operation Pangea XVII resulted in the seizure of 50.4 million doses of illicit pharmaceuticals worth $65 million across 90 countries between December 2024 and May 2025, marking the largest seizures and arrests in the operation's 17-year history.
Global Drug Bust Seizes $65M in Counterfeit Medicines
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JUN 26JUN 26
Four States Petition FDA to Lift Abortion Pill Restrictions
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JUN 6JUN 6
Trump Orders Significant Drug Price Cuts
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MAY 12MAY 12
EU Regulators Find Wegovy, Ozempic Link to Rare Vision Loss
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JUN 6JUN 6
US Drug Tariffs Could Trigger $51B Price Surge, Industry Warns
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APR 28APR 28
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Healthcare

The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday announced criminal charges against 324 defendants in connection with health care fraud schemes totaling more than $14.6 billion in intended losses.
DOJ Charges 324 in Record $14.6B Healthcare Fraud Takedown
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JUL 1JUL 1
Microsoft AI System Outperforms Doctors in Complex Diagnoses
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JUL 1JUL 1
UK: MPs Vote in Favor of Assisted Dying Bill
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JUN 20JUN 20
Major Insurers Pledge Prior Authorization Reform
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JUN 24JUN 24
Report: Rising Health Care Expenditures Risk Turning UK Into 'National Health State'
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JUN 13JUN 13
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Vaccination

U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services (HHS) Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced Wednesday that the U.S. will no longer contribute to the global vaccine alliance called Gavi, until the organization "re-earn[s] the public trust" by addressing alleged vaccine safety concerns.
US Halts Global Vaccine Alliance Funding
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JUN 25JUN 25
Global Child Vaccination Rates Stall, Millions at Risk
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JUN 25JUN 25
CDC COVID-19 Vaccine Expert Resigns After Kennedy Policy Change
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JUN 5JUN 5
RFK Jr Names New Members to CDC Vaccine Panel
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JUN 12JUN 12
FDA Commissioner Defends Shift in COVID Vaccine Guidance
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JUN 2JUN 2
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Surgery and surgeons

Towana Looney, 53, has become the only living person to receive a genetically modified pig kidney, following two people who previously received one but later passed away. The Alabama woman had the transplant at New York City's Langone Health on Nov. 25.
Alabama Woman Receives Gene-Edited Pig Kidney
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DEC 18 2024DEC 18 2024
New York Hospital Performs First Fully Robotic Double-Lung Transplant
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NOV 22 2024NOV 2024
First Genetically Altered Pig Kidney Transplant Recipient Dies
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MAY 13 2024MAY 2024
First-Ever Voice Box Transplant Lets Cancer Patient Speak Again
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JUL 9 2024JUL 2024
In A First, Gene-Edited Pig's Kidney Transplanted Into Human
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MAR 22 2024MAR 2024
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