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20gramsWrench , to mildlyinteresting in Turns out you can acquire resistance to tick bites

vegans in shambles

disguy_ovahea , to news in Smoke exposure from California's wildfires linked to 52,000 early deaths, study says

It’s important to be aware of the air quality in your area, especially for those with breathing conditions.

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jeffw OP ,
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Even without breathing problems, you need to watch out when your area gets an air quality warning. The AQI in my area went over 400 last summer because of the fires and you could feel it when you breathed outside.

Franzia , to news in A nonprofit group is pushing to get estrogen FDA approved for gender-affirming care

Yeah a placebo trial would be evil. I think widening the trials is important too, but there’s probably a huge medical difference between a puberty-blocker trans puberty for an adolescent and an adult trans second puberty. While estradiol is a basic easy one, none of these meds are all that great for you - its just the medical need to transition is greater than most (not all) of the health risks.

SuiXi3D , to news in New research supports potential link between low-level lead exposure and liver injury
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I suppose I should ask work if they can switch to unleaded solder, then?

uphillbothways , to news in Flu activity gaining steam in the U.S. as vaccination rates lag
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Did US health insurance end up deciding to cover the new COVID boosters?
There was a lot of mixed messaging there for a while about how the prices were going to be like 10x as much and coverage was uncertain. That uncertainty can't have helped getting people in to get that and their other seasonal vaccines, even if it ended up getting resolved.

DBT ,

I got mine a few weeks ago and didn’t pay anything. I don’t think I even had to give them my insurance info. either.

halferect ,

I think you are thinking of the medicine they use after getting covid, as far as I know flu and covid vaccines are completely free

OldWoodFrame , to news in Genentech weighs slow-walking ovarian cancer therapy to make more money under drug pricing reform

There is still a profit incentive to have something on the market, the disincentive is only if the value difference between the small market and bigger market is greater than the value of having something on the market vs nothing. And with the smaller market items they tend to be higher profit because they may be the only option available for that small market.

Plus there is uncertainty on whether the bigger market drug will make it through trials.

This is a potential distortion that will happen sometimes, or heck there’s a distortion where maybe negotiated prices might make the returns for some drugs not good enough to attempt.

But the alternative is higher prices on all the negotiated drugs, with impacts like people dying of diseases we have treatments for because they can’t afford it, and medical bankruptcies. We have elected leaders to decide between trade offs like these, and I think they decided rightly in favor of lower costs for everyone with the potential impact of some new small market drugs being delayed.

AstroTechie , to news in Genentech weighs slow-walking ovarian cancer therapy to make more money under drug pricing reform

Found another archive of it here: web.archive.org/…/genentech-drug-price-cancer/

just_ducky_in_NH , to news in Genentech weighs slow-walking ovarian cancer therapy to make more money under drug pricing reform

The archived article is still locked. Capitalism wins again.

trackcharlie , to news in U.S. government spent more on health care in 2022 than six countries with universal health care combined

The insurance companies want their cut

tsonfeir , to news in New research supports potential link between low-level lead exposure and liver injury
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Also makes you crazy, and republican.

DJDarren , to worldnews in WHO recommends dropping component of many flu vaccines

SHAFT!

appel , to news in Genentech weighs slow-walking ovarian cancer therapy to make more money under drug pricing reform

Maybe healthcare and medical research should be nationalised

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