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Fenit Nirappil

Staff Writer & Reporter at The Washington Post

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HIV prevention pills should be free, but insurers are still charging

Insurance companies have to pay for PrEP under federal rules, but some skirt the requirement for free access to the treatment critical to preventing HIV.
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From the ER to your house: Why hospitals are treating patients at home

The hospital-at-home movement has proliferated during the last decade, reshaping how acute care is delivered and health systems are financed.
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Trump health picks largely untested in fighting disease outbreaks

They have questioned vaccines and other interventions overseen by the health agencies they have been tapped to lead.
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Florida surgeon general calls for halting fluoride in water, echoin...

The state’s top health official cited controversial studies that suggest the widely hailed public health practice poses a risk to developing brains.
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Analysis | An up-close look at the charged debate over fluoride

Fluoride skeptics say they shouldn’t be forced to drink the substance when there are unresolved scientific questions about it.
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RFK Jr. wants fluoride out of drinking water. Oregon shows what’s c...

Fluoride is added to water to strengthen teeth and reduce cavities, but communities are abandoning the practice because of health concerns.
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Walking pneumonia cases are rising among kids. Here’s what to know.

Walking pneumonia cases are on the rise in the U.S., with the CDC reporting an unusual uptick in cases among young children.
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Bird flu did not spread between humans in Missouri, tests show

The case concerned health officials and experts because human-to-human transmission of the H5N1 strain of avian influenza could mark the start of a new pandemic.
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IV fluid shortage due to hurricane prompts hospitals to postpone su...

Flooding of the Baxter manufacturing plant in North Carolina during Hurricane Helene prompted the FDA to declare a shortage for several IV fluid products
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Harris’s doctor says she’s in ‘excellent health’ as she seeks contr...

Harris’s physician concludes that she ‘possesses the physical and mental resiliency required to successfully execute the duties of the presidency.’
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‘This is not a cluster’: The latest on the Missouri bird flu case

Further testing could confirm whether the patient, who has since recovered, actually had bird flu despite testing positive.