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10/26/2018
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Healthcare Companies Saving Billions From GOP Tax Bill Chances are that someone reading this post just paid a large medical bill, either through having to meet the deductible their insurance company imposes on them, or because of a large hospital bill, or because their drugs are expensive. Is that you?
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10/26/2018
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10/26/2018
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10/25/2018
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10/25/2018
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10/25/2018
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A New Prescription For Depression: Join A Team And Get Sweaty Most people who struggle with depression and anxiety have heard that exercise is a mood-booster. But exercising with friends, especially playing a team sport may help even more.
10/25/2018
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10/24/2018
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10/24/2018
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States Are Cleared to Allow Less-Comprehensive Health Plans States will be allowed to offer less-comprehensive health plans yet still qualify for federal subsidies under a new Trump administration policy that lets them skirt key regulations under the Affordable Care Act.
10/24/2018
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10/23/2018
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