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Latest Version of Democrats' $1.75 Trillion Budget Bill Includes Improvements to Medicare's Coverage
The Medicare-related provisions are part of Democrats’ legislative plan to strengthen the social safety net.
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Merck Says Its New Covid Pill Reduces the Risk of Hospitalization, Death by Half for Some Patients
Merck and Ridgeback Biotherapeutics will seek emergency authorization for their drug, which they say could have “a profound impact in controlling the pandemic.”
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Here's How to Find Health-Care Coverage If You've Lost Your Job
The Economic Policy Institute estimates that the U.S. is likely to lose 3 million jobs by summer. This could be a major problem, considering the U.S. is in the midst of a health crisis and 49% of Americans get health insurance through their employer. Here’s how to find health insurance if you’ve recently lost your job.
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9 Telemedicine Services Offering Free Health Care During the Coronavirus Pandemic
As many as 9.2 million workers are at risk of losing their employer-provided health insurance, according to the latest estimates from the Economic Policy Institute. To help fill that gap, several telemedicine companies are offering check-ups and other services for free.
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Still Have Money in Your Flex Spending Account? Here's How You Can Spend It Down
Understanding your FSA is important. Here’s what you need to know and what unexpected items are eligible.
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Time Is Running Out to Make Changes to Your Medicare Coverage for 2021. Here's Why You Should Check Your Options
Medicare’s annual open enrollment period ends Dec. 7, which means you have a week left to check whether there’s a better coverage option for 2021.
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Excedrin Temporarily Halts Production of 2 Popular Headache Medications
The maker of Excedrin is temporarily discontinuing two of the brand’s most popular headache-relief medicines, potentially affecting millions of Americans who suffer from migraines.
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Man Sent to Prison for Beating Mother 30+ Times With Copper Pipe
A mentally ill man who viciously attacked his 69-year-old mother with a pair of metal pipes at their Mira Mesa home was sentenced Wednesday.
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Escondido PD Intercepts Shipment of 5,700 Xanax Pills Sent from Great Britain
A shipment of nearly 6,000 Xanax pills making the transatlantic voyage from Europe to a home in Escondido was intercepted by local police with help from federal authorities.
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Son Accused of Beating Mother 30+ Times With Copper Pipe: SDPD
A North County woman clings to life after being struck in the head more than 30 times with a pipe, police said.
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Allergies Acting Up Lately? Experts Explain Why
Have you noticed an increase in allergy symptoms lately like itchy eyes, runny nose and coughing? Experts say there is a reason for that. NBC 7’s Danielle Radin went out to investigate in San Diego.
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Mother: Aid-in-Dying Bill Carries Brittany Maynard's Legacy
The mother of a young woman whose battle with brain cancer drew widespread attention to her desire to legally end her life with prescribed drugs in California appeared Wednesday in the state Capitol to push for aid-in-dying legislation.
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Cut Copy Cuts Loose
“Free Your Mind,” the new album from electro-pop band Cut Copy, finds the band tapping into ’80s nostalgia.