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How Hospitals Are Helping Patients Manage Pain With Fewer Opioids

A new approach to prescribing is taking hold as doctors seek to stem the flow of opioids into communities.
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Kelly Ripa Wants Her Daughter To Leave The Damn Nest For Real

Lola pulled such a kid move after going off to college, the daytime TV host hilariously griped to Jimmy Kimmel.
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Fox News Unwittingly Exposes Its Free Speech Hypocrisy

In back-to-back segments, Laura Ingraham championed the First Amendment, then attacked it.
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Rent Control Is Making A Comeback. But Is That A Good Idea?

Many states outlawed rent limits decades ago but booming cities want to overturn that.
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Me Too And The ‘All Genders Matter’ Gotcha

The allegations against Asia Argento and NYU professor Avital Ronell don’t change anything about Me Too. It’s always been about power.
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NYU To Cover Tuition For All Medical Students

Each student will receive an annual scholarship of $55,018 regardless of their financial situation.
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Why Noise Is The "New Secondhand Smoke"

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Journalism School Backlash Against Media Giant Sinclair Grows

"In making the leap to disparage news media generally ... Sinclair has diminished trust in the news media overall."
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Do You Have The Flu Or Just A Cold? Here's How To Tell The Difference.

Plus tips for taking care of yourself.
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Allies Form Human Chain Around Muslims Praying During Travel Ban Protest

“It’s what we should do as Americans," said Rev. Dr. Chloe Breyer, executive director of the Interfaith Center of New York.
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