Kaleo epinephrine injector to return to market Feb. 14 and other top stories.

• Kaleo epinephrine injector to return to market Feb. 14

  RICHMOND, Va. — Richmond-based pharmaceutical company Kaleo is bringing back its Auvi-Q epinephrine auto injector for treating severe allergic reactions. Media outlets report the company announced Thursday that the product will return to the market Feb. 14. The injectors had been pulled from the market in 2015 because of manufacturing issues. The company also announced a new Auvi-Q AffordAbility program for the product, which will have a list price of $4,500 for two single-use auto-injectors an..

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• Royalty rallies for Relay

  

  JEFFERSON — Renee Dibble had heard of Relay for Life before, but had never gotten involved in the event before last year. But 2016 was a year of change for Dibble.In March, Dibble discovered a lump in her right breast "by accident" when she was crossing her arms one night. She immediately went to the doctor and the cancerous mass was already 2 inches. Dibble had no family history of breast cancer and said she always got her annual mammograms — it had grown so large in less than a year."It was a..

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• The Republican Health Care Con

  

  Photo Credit Lilli Carré Republicans say the Affordable Care Act provides health insurance that manages to be both lousy and expensive. Whatever the flaws of these policies, the new Trump administration is trying to pull off a con by offering Americans coverage that is likely to be so much worse that it would barely deserve the name insurance. It would also leave many millions without the medical care they need.This reality became increasingly clear when President Trump..

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• Active Lifestyle Counters Aging, Study Shows

  

  Women who maintain an active lifestyle as they get older may age more slowly than those who are more sedentary, California researchers say.The study involved 1,500 women ages 64 to 95 and was led by Dr. Aladdin Shadyab of the University of California, San Diego, School of Medicine. Scientists found that women who spent a significant amount of time sitting and exercised for less than 40 minutes a day were biologically eight years older than their counterparts who were more inclined to fitness. Re..

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