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MaineCare, Maine's Medicaid program, covers many — but not all — forms of medical treatment.
Come on, Barbie, let’s go to the museum! "Barbie: A Cultural Icon" brings 65 years of fashion, careers and pop culture to the Virginia Museum of History & Culture, with
State health officials found the owner unsuitable to operate long-term care facilities in Massachusetts and issued a notice Tuesday outlining the proposed action.
BILLINGS, Mont. — For one Billings family, getting their 16-month-old son the specialized medical care he needs means moving hundreds of miles away from home.
People listen as El Khat, a Yemeni Jewish “junkyard band,” performs during the Richmond Folk Festival, Saturday, Oct. 10, 2026, in Richmond, Va.
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For Dr. Annapoorna Kini, a cardiologist in New York, one “calming” practice in particular is a must, she tells TODAY.com.
A Metro Detroit plastic surgeon’s medical license has now been suspended in three states.
Three decades later, physicians who treated children in 1991 can hardly believe that Pennsylvania is again contending with the nation’s worst measles outbreak.
A runny nose, cough and congestion, but tests for common illnesses come back negative. What a Des Moines nurse practitioner says patients should know about an unidentified sickness sweeping the area.
The executive order issued Monday allows more health officials across New York to administer measles vaccines and test for the disease.
One Central Maine Medical Center nurse will return to work this week after being fired in mid-September, according to union officials in a press release issued Monday night.