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January 2, 2019

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340B cuts are illegal, judge rules. Is ‘havoc’ coming for hospitals?

A federal district court judge last week ruled HHS unlawfully cut Medicare Part B reimbursements for drugs purchased via the 340B program, siding with the American Hospital Association (AHA) and other hospital groups.

The ACA's been struck down. So why aren't more Republicans celebrating?

While President Trump was quick to celebrate the ruling, many other Republicans have distanced themselves from the decision. Here's why.

Around the nation: US doctor potentially exposed to Ebola being monitored in Nebraska

The doctor is being monitored at the University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Public Health, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Nebraska, Texas, and Virginia.

The best diets for 2019, according to US News

Ready to put that New Year's resolution into action? Find out which diets ranked best for weight-loss, ease of following, and more.

Shutdown, Day 12: Who's furloughed at FDA and HHS—and who isn't?

A partial government shutdown—which started Dec. 22, 2018, and affects some federal health care agencies—occurred after the House, the Senate, and President Trump could not come to an agreement on a bill to extend funding for the federal government.

A deadly bacteria lurked in the pipes at NIH—and at least 12 patients fell ill

At least 12 patients at NIH's hospital fell ill and three died after becoming infected with antibiotic-resistant Sphingomonas koreensis (S. koreensis) bacteria that lived in the hospital's water pipes, according to a study published last week in the New England Journal of Medicine.

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