WASHINGTON — Marilyn Cortez, a retired cafeteria worker in Houston with no health insurance, spent much of July in the hospital with Covid-19. When she finally returned home, she received a $ 36,000 bill that compounded the stress of her illness. Then someone from the hospital, Houston Methodist, called and told her not to worry… Read More »
The number of men who smoke and use tobacco has stopped rising and is on the turn for the first time, marking a shift in a global epidemic that has killed tens of millions of people over decades. The change in global smoking trends shows that governments’ efforts to control tobacco are working “to save… Read More »
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[embedded content] BOZEMAN – As spring settles in and many people welcome warmer temperatures, for some, this time of year brings the dread of allergy season. If you find yourself sneezing, coughing, and having a runny nose continuously at this time of year, you probably have allergies and you can probably blame trees. “Early spring… Read More »
Shares of Amgen fell 3 percent in extended trading after the company issued weak 2019 guidance, which overshadowed its better-than-expected fourth-quarter earnings, after the market close on Tuesday.