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Posted on September 9, 2023September 9, 2023 by Pieter Vorster

To keep the doctor away, try 4,000 steps a day.

Medicaid expansion states attracted more than twice as many able-bodied adults as predicted — leading to cost overruns topping $66 billion. (WSJ)

A toe, foot or leg is cut off by a doctor about 150,000 times a year in America, making the United States a world leader of these amputations.

Your prospects are better if your surgeon is female.

Scientists recreated a Pink Floyd song by reading the brain signals of listeners.

As many as two-thirds of US physicians experience burnout and this decreases the quality of care and increases the average health care costs.

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