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Anti-abortion GOP Congressman asks why men should have to pay for prenatal care
Mic Rep. John Shimkus (R-Ill.) is causing a stir on social media, after he asked why men should have to pay for prenatal care in their health insurance plans during a hearing about Republican's health care replacement. The moment in question came while Rep. |
Popular Science |
Gluten-free diets are not actually linked diabetes
Popular Science A lovely bread bowl that would be off limits to you if you didn't eat gluten. In the pantheon of fad diets, there is perhaps none more hated on than gluten-free. And despite how annoying fad dieters are (if I hear one more person order a salad because ... Gluten-Free Diets Actually Increase Risks of Type 2 Diabetes Downside to Gluten-Free Diets: Diabetes Risk? Consuming gluten-free food may up diabetes risk |
CBS News |
Epizootic transmission fuels yellow fever outbreak in Brazil
Healio Health officials investigating an outbreak of yellow fever in Brazil have identified 1,500 suspected patients as of March 6, according to the country's ministry of health. Featured. Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI). More ... US officials keep watchful eye on yellow fever outbreak in Brazil US doctors sound alarm on yellow fever outbreak Yellow fever in Brazil raises worries of a new Zika-like threat |
Washington Post |
'Is that not correct?': Male GOP lawmaker asks why men should pay for prenatal coverage
Washington Post In the 27 hours the House Energy and Commerce Committee spent debating Republicans' Obamacare revision plan, a handful of moments stand out. This is one of them. At the start, Democratic Rep. Mike Doyle (Pa.) was talking with Republican Rep. GOP Congressman Asks Why Men Should Have To Pay For Prenatal Care Anti-abortion GOP Congressman asks why men should have to pay for prenatal care Rep. John Shimkus' take on prenatal care riles pro-choice group |
Washington Post |
First-year doctors will be allowed to work 24-hour shifts starting in July
Washington Post First-year doctors will be allowed to work 24-hour shifts in hospitals across the United States starting July 1, when a much-debated cap that limits the physicians to 16 consecutive hours of patient care is lifted, the organization that oversees their ... US doctors in training to work longer hours under new guidelines Medical Residents Can Work 24 Hours Straight, Accreditor Says Rookie docs can work longer, 24-hour shifts under new rules |