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    How a shutdown could impact health care for veterans

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    27:57

  • Melinda French Gates: investing in health systems in impoverished places will bring ‘less conflict’

    06:23

  • Struggles with self-doubt at the heart of 'Unreliable Narrator'

    07:35

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    07:13

  • Preparation for the next pandemic relies on persuasion, says author

    07:24

  • Common over-the-counter decongestant does not work, FDA panel says

    03:16

  • 'Richer, wealthier and happier': The future of AI and its impact on humanity

    06:21

  • WH: The beginning of lowering drug costs for seniors

    05:19

  • U.S. announces first 10 drugs for Medicare price negotiation

    07:06

  • U.S. life expectancy in decline: Working class hit hardest, expert says

    07:13

  • NARAL president on abortion pill ruling: ‘The court continues to ignore science’

    02:39

  • FDA approved first pill for postpartum depression

    03:08

  • Writer traces life of her aunt institutionalized at a young age for intellectual disabilities

    09:32

  • Women’s healthcare clinics are taking Alabama to court 

    08:00

  • LeBron James' son Bronny in stable condition after suffering cardiac arrest

    03:10

  • How O-Pill is revolutionizing women's health choices as the war on reproductive rights rages on

    02:03

  • Gut-wrenching testimony reveals pregnancy dangers women face in Texas

    03:16

  • Record-breaking temps make vivid the threat of deadly heat in a changed climate

    07:30

  • Republican attorneys general demand access to out-of-state abortion medical records

    11:48

Way too Early

Response team traces Ebola patient's steps

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The CDC's rapid response team has arrived in New York City to confirm Dr. Craig Spencer's testing positive for Ebola and work to trace Spencer's steps throughout the city. NBC News' Kristen Dahlgren reports.Oct. 24, 2014

  • UP NEXT

    How a shutdown could impact health care for veterans

    03:36

  • ‘They’re obsessed’: Dr. Fauci on death threats, 'lab leak,' and vaccine safety

    27:57

  • Melinda French Gates: investing in health systems in impoverished places will bring ‘less conflict’

    06:23

  • Struggles with self-doubt at the heart of 'Unreliable Narrator'

    07:35

  • Growing concerns about hospice fraud

    07:13

  • Preparation for the next pandemic relies on persuasion, says author

    07:24

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