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There has been a sharp increase in colorectal cancers among Americans under the age of 55, a new study conducted by the American Cancer Society has shown.
Gary Younge, a black reporter who grew up in England demonstrates in a moving new book, asks hard questions other reporters duck.
As drug prices continue to rise, one in four Americans cannot afford to fill their prescriptions. It's a problem that is growing and warrants a closer look at some of the key drivers and possible solutions.
In 1964 healthcare was one-third the cost of an average family’s housing and utility bills. Today, healthcare is equal to housing and utility bills.
