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U.S. inflation stirring as healthcare, housing costs surge
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. consumer prices rose more than expected in August as healthcare costs recorded their biggest gain in 32-1/2 years, pointing to a steady build-up of inflation that could allow the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year.
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Credit Suisse details Zika precautions ahead of Miami credit conference
(Reuters) - Credit Suisse in an e-mail to expected attendees of its upcoming credit conference in Miami detailed protection measures the venue is taking to address the Zika virus.
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UPDATE 3-Obama enlists Republican Kasich to push for TPP trade deal
WASHINGTON, Sept 16 (Reuters) - Ohio's Republican governor, John Kasich, took over the White House briefing lectern on Friday to praise the 12-nation Trans-Pacific Partnership, an unusual move that shows how hard President Barack Obama will push for the trade deal's approval.
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California governor signs epinephrine bill, blasts Mylan
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 16 (Reuters) - California Governor Jerry Brown on Friday signed a bill to allow businesses across the state to carry epinephrine auto-injectors, but sharply admonished drugmaker Mylan NL over its recent price increases.
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Indian activists welcome top court ban on 'sterilization camps' after women's deaths
NEW DELHI (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Women's health activists on Friday cheered a ruling by India's top court ordering the government to shut down "sterilization camps" within three years following the deaths of hundreds of largely poor rural women across the country.
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VP Biden gives new push on 'Cancer Moonshot' clinical trials
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice President Joseph Biden on Friday announced new measures to help cancer patients navigate the clinical trials process as part of the administration's "Cancer Moonshot" initiative to speed new treatments to market.
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Autistic Briton can be extradited to U.S. on hacking charges, court rules
LONDON (Reuters) - A London court on Friday approved the extradition of an autistic British man to the United States to face trial for hacking high-security state computers, despite warnings he might kill himself if sent to a U.S. jail.
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Protection of Amazon's biodiversity could fuel 'fourth industrial revolution': study
RIO DE JANEIRO (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The Amazon rainforest holds the biological keys to kick-start a "fourth industrial revolution" if its biodiversity is protected, said a study published on Friday.
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REFILE-UPDATE 2-Man wielding meat cleaver slices New York City patrolman's head
Sept 15 (Reuters) - An assailant wielding a meat cleaver struck a New York City police officer in the head on Thursday in midtown Manhattan, and two other officers chasing the suspect were also hurt during the incident, police said.
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Eliminating out-of-pocket costs for birth control boosts use
(Reuters Health) - Women whose insurance covered the entire cost of birth control were more likely to use prescription contraceptives and to choose more-effective long-term methods than women subject to copays, a new U.S. study found.
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