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Debt, stress, bureaucracy: The challenges of being a doctor in America
U.S. physicians are well-paid, but can struggle to stay afloat financially, especially if they have their own practice
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Fact check: Kamala Harris's claims on maternal mortality in the US
WikiTribune is fact checking Senator Harris's tweet about maternal mortality
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Fentanyl surpasses heroin as cause of most overdose deaths in the US
Synthetic opioid fentanyl use grows, contributing to the 70,000 drug overdose deaths in the US in 2017
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200 million lives saved - but prognosis for penicillin is not healthy
It was the wonder-drug of the 20th century - but how good is Alexander Fleming's discovery now?
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Q&A: Compass Pathways' Goldsmith on fighting depression with psilocybin
The British startup is about to begin the largest clinical trial ever to test whether psilocybin can be used to treat depression
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Why American healthcare is so expensive
Answer a community member's question on the U.S. healthcare system - why it costs so much despite Americans being so unhealthy
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US birth rate falls to lowest since 1987
A report by the National Center for Health Statistics also indicates more people are waiting longer to become parents
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Reporting TEDxNHS: Add questions for leading health professionals
WikiTribune is exploring 70 years of the national health service in Britain. Collaborate here
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Fact check: Paul Ryan's statistics on the US opioid crisis
WikiTribune is finding evidence for claims made by Paul Ryan on the effect of opoids on the American population
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Higher, faster, and more of them: the future of drones is flying ahead
Unmanned aerial vehicles are being used for freight delivery, dispatching medicines, and even delivering coffee
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US doctors try to cut out insurers and government with 'direct primary care'
In a hugely expensive health system, some doctors opt out to charge patients a membership, bypassing insurers and 'big' government
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Argentinean Senate rejects abortion up to 14 weeks
The bill passed by government's lower house would have legalized abortion in South America's third most populous country
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Q&A: Could MDMA trials lead to a breakthrough in the treatment of PTSD?
WikiTribune spoke with scientist Alli Feduccia, who has been helping lead the clinical trials in the United States
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Blockchain could change the way your medical data is shared
Incompatible systems for sharing electronic health records have created a mess. Will blockchain solve the problem?
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Fight against malaria ‘flatlining’ as disease resurges in Africa
Prince Charles warned that malaria eradication is not a cause that can be picked up or dropped periodically
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Diabetes is five different diseases, says new research
Experts say the discovery marks a new step forward in diabetes treatment but that changing practices won't be immediate
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Antidepressants effective, says major new study
Landmark research could finally settle doubts about effectiveness of the drugs
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Rwanda becomes first low-income nation to provide universal eye care
The pioneering program will help break Rwanda's cycle of poverty, according to one of the consultants
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Protests in Poland greet tougher abortion laws
Polish MPs passed proposals for the 'stop abortion' bill that would ban most terminations in the region
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