Innovation preventing heat illness at Hanford, some insurers pushing brand-name drugs, and morning headlines
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IN OTHER NEWS
Beating the heat
A contractor working on Hanford's tank farm has a new way to keep workers from overheating while they work in suits that keep out radiation but trap heat in triple-digit temperatures,
the Tri-City Herald reports.
Buy generic, except when you can't
ProPublica and the
New York Times report that insurers are i
ncreasingly requiring patients to buy brand-name drugs, even when generic versions that would save money are available.
Israel plans to shut down media outlet in Jerusalem
The Israeli communications minister announced Sunday that he would
attempt to shut down Al Jazeera's Jerusalem operation and revoke press credentials for its journalists, the news outlet reported.
"Al Jazeera denounces this decision made by a state that claims to be 'the only democratic state in the Middle East,'" the network said in a statement.
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