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A Texas hospital must pay a multimillion-dollar judgment for not treating womans spinal injury in time; the Pennsylvania Supreme Court rules in regard to the states 2-year statute of limitations.

Open enrollment in the ACA exchange is ending soon, but theres still time to pick a health plan for 2023. Although the process can be particularly daunting for those with cancer, these tips may help.

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Inflamed prostate affects many aging men. The constant urge to pee, the inability to empty the bladder completely, poor sleep quality, and chronic urinary infections are common symptoms of a malfunctioning prostate system. Some men opt for dangerous and expensive solutions to reduce prostate size. These include surgery and the use of certain injections/medications.

Findings from a recent study highlight the need for appropriate resource planning to maintain high-quality stroke care and optimize patient outcomes, said one of the researchers.

"Let’s talk prostate." Do you know the five signs to identify if there's a problem with your prostate?

Even for people with private insurance who are employed by large companies, the average out-of-pocket cost of an ED visit can exceed their savings.

The end of 2022 saw a drop in new COVID-19 cases in children, even as rates of emergency department visits continued upward trends that began in late October.

Emergency physicians and consumer advocates in multiple states are pushing for stiffer enforcement of statutes that prohibit the ownership of medical practices by corporations not owned by doctors.