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Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal​Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal 

Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal​Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal 

 Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal In our series “The Cost of Denial,” NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports on short-term insurance plans, which, unlike most other health plans, are not required to cover pre-existing conditions. If you have a story to share, email us at costofdenial@nbcuni.com  ​​Patient battles insurance over coverage for tumor removal…

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Craving Unhealthy Food? This is What Your Body Really Wants​Craving Unhealthy Food? This is What Your Body Really Wants 

Craving Unhealthy Food? This is What Your Body Really Wants​Craving Unhealthy Food? This is What Your Body Really Wants 

 Food cravings can indicate different things about your health, so TODAY nutrition and health expert Joy Bauer stops by Studio 1A to share the difference between hunger and cravings, how to curb urges, what to reach for instead, the role of GLP-1s, and more.  ​​Food cravings can indicate different things about your health, so TODAY nutrition…

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Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track​Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track 

Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track​Teen Learns to Walk Again After Accident, Now Running Track 

 After a life-threatening sledding accident at age 6 that left him with a traumatic brain injury, Bensten Schone faced a long and grueling road to recovery. But he refused to let it define his life, learning to breathe, walk and talk again. The now-high school senior is defying the odds by running track. “I love…

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Coroner says baby with measles in Pennsylvania died of a ruptured spleen​Coroner says baby with measles in Pennsylvania died of a ruptured spleen 

Coroner says baby with measles in Pennsylvania died of a ruptured spleen​Coroner says baby with measles in Pennsylvania died of a ruptured spleen 

 After the Pennsylvania Health Department announced that an infant’s death was associated with measles, the coroner involved has said he does not consider measles to be the cause of death.  ​​After the Pennsylvania Health Department announced that an infant’s death was associated with measles, the coroner involved has said he does not consider measles to be…

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The best end-of-summer sales to shop now: Up to 75% off Birkenstock, J.Crew, Le Creuset and more​The best end-of-summer sales to shop now: Up to 75% off Birkenstock, J.Crew, Le Creuset and more 

The best end-of-summer sales to shop now: Up to 75% off Birkenstock, J.Crew, Le Creuset and more​The best end-of-summer sales to shop now: Up to 75% off Birkenstock, J.Crew, Le Creuset and more 

 With summer almost over, brands like Birkenstock, J.Crew, Stanley and more are having end-of-summer sales with deals of up to 75% off on apparel and more.  ​​With summer almost over, brands like Birkenstock, J.Crew, Stanley and more are having end-of-summer sales with deals of up to 75% off on apparel and more. 

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An infant was one of the two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania​An infant was one of the two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania 

An infant was one of the two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania​An infant was one of the two measles-related deaths in Pennsylvania 

 One of the two people who recently died of measles in Pennsylvania was an infant, the state Health Department said. The department announced that two unvaccinated residents had died of measles, the first measles-related deaths in the U.S. this year and the first in Pennsylvania in 35 years. NBC News’ Erika Edwards reports.  ​​One of the…

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FDA approves breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment​FDA approves breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment 

FDA approves breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment​FDA approves breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment 

 The Food and Drug Administration approved a breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment, found to double survival to thirteen months compared to people who just got chemotherapy. It’s called Rasonque, and it’s approved for patients with advanced pancreatic cancer. NBC News’ Anne Thompson reports.  ​​The Food and Drug Administration approved a breakthrough pancreatic cancer treatment, found to double…

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FDA Approves ‘Game-Changing’ Pancreatic Cancer Drug​FDA Approves ‘Game-Changing’ Pancreatic Cancer Drug 

FDA Approves ‘Game-Changing’ Pancreatic Cancer Drug​FDA Approves ‘Game-Changing’ Pancreatic Cancer Drug 

 The FDA approved a daily pill called Rasonque, that in clinical trials doubled survival time for many patients compared to chemotherapy alone. NBC’s medical contributor Dr. Natalie Azar joins TODAY to break down how the drug impacts cancer treatment. “This particular medicine is targeting a protein that has eluded scientists for literally decades,” she says.  ​​The…

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Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Difficult Decision Making​Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Difficult Decision Making 

Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Difficult Decision Making​Psychiatrist Shares Strategies for Difficult Decision Making 

 Board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Sue Varma stops by TODAY to share some helpful strategies for decision making, tips to process mixed emotions and the difference between “maximizers” and “good enough” deciders.  ​​Board-certified psychiatrist Dr. Sue Varma stops by TODAY to share some helpful strategies for decision making, tips to process mixed emotions and the difference between “maximizers”…

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