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The Prototype: SpaceX And Firefly Are Sending Science To The Moon

Forbes Healthcare

Plus: Teaching old robots new tricks, next generation IVF, our new robotic ant overlords and more.

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The Futile Quest for "Why"

Sensible Medicine

Frequently, after a school shooting, The Onion publishes the headline , “‘No Way To Prevent This,' Says Only Nation Where This Regularly Happens." 1 I find this a brilliant response. Admittedly, less brilliant is my response every time the media predictably starts reporting on a “motive”: “Why are people looking for a motive?

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Stopgap funding bill includes sweeping PBM reform, preserves telehealth flexibilities

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

Lawmakers Tuesday night released the full text of a bipartisan agreement to fund the government through March. It could also reshape the pharmacy supply chain by reforming how controversial drug middlemen do business.

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2025 health care predictions part 3

Physicians Practice

What top health care leaders expect from the new year

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Change Healthcare Faces Lawsuit For Failing To Protect Customer Data

Forbes Healthcare

Nebraska AG sues Change Healthcare, UnitedHealth Group, Optum over alleged security failures leading to the largest data breach in U.S. history.

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A Strong Critical Appraisal of the CHAGASICS Trial in patients with Chagas Cardiomyopathy

Sensible Medicine

Sensible Medicine aims to give public voice to critical appraisal that is rejected by medical journals. I see two important messages in Dr. Rassi’s appraisal: one is the specific mistakes that this trial could lead to regarding treatment of patients with Chagas cardiomyopathy but the more important message is what it says about scientific conduct and publishing.

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2025 health care predictions part 2

Physicians Practice

Leaders across the industry sound off.

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Dengue Infections Soar Globally While Prevention And Treatment Options Fade

Forbes Healthcare

The dengue problem is worsening and there are fewer prevention and treatment options.

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Advancing Your Career: The Role of Online Certifications in Healthcare

We Care Online

Advancing Your Career: The Role of Online Certifications in Healthcare In todays fast-paced world, staying competitive in the healthcare field requires more than just meeting the basics. Continuous learning and professional development have become cornerstones for building a thriving career. For healthcare professionals juggling demanding schedules, family responsibilities, and tight budgets, online certifications have emerged as a game-changer.

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7 of the biggest healthcare cyberattack and breach stories of 2024

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

Cyberattacks targeting the healthcare industry continued to rise this year. Here are some of the largest incidents, from Change Healthcare to Ascension.

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How to Build a Thriving Behavioral Health Client List

Valant

Building a client list that supports a successful behavioral health practice requires effort, planning, and adaptability. Whether youre just starting out or looking to expand your existing practice, these strategies can help you establish a steady stream of clients. A strong client base not only ensures financial stability so you can focus on delivering high-quality care without concerns about filling your schedule.

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This Next Generation IVF Startup Facilitated The Birth Of A Baby For The First Time

Forbes Healthcare

Doctors say IVF technology developed by Gameto, cofounded by Under 30 alumna Dina Radenkovic, has serious potential. Now its finally coming to market.

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Are you accidentally recruiting narcissistic employees to your practice?

Medical Economics

Study finds that language used in job postings may be attracting the wrong kind of candidates

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Ascension cyberattack exposes data from 5.6 million people

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

The breach is the third largest reported to a portal managed by federal regulators this year.

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What to Expect When Taking an Online Class with We Care Online

We Care Online

Deciding to further your education is an exciting step, and choosing to do it online with We Care Online means youre opting for flexibility, convenience, and a supportive learning environment. Whether you’re looking to become a Certified Nurse Aide , a Pharmacy Technician, or expand your skills in another area of healthcare, were here to make your online learning experience as smooth and engaging as possible.

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Five Of The Most Important Medical Breakthroughs Of 2024

Forbes Healthcare

From reprogrammed stem cells to next-generation gene editing, 2024 has seen some incredible developments with the potential to become new treatments.

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Health care predictions for 2025 – a slideshow

Medical Economics

AANP offers five critical health care trends for next year.

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Ascension gets green light from Illinois board to pursue Prime sale

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

It's a major step forward for the nine-hospital deal, which has faced pushback from some Illinois residents and a union.

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The Importance of a “Whole-Person” Approach in Addressing the Opioid Crisis

Intercoast

The opioid crisis remains a pressing public health challenge, affecting individuals and communities across the nation. The United States is now focusing on addressing the opioid crisis through a “whole-person” approach. This method considers an individual’s physical and mental health needs alongside their social support, potentially leading to more successful treatment and recovery outcomes.

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Whooping Cough Is Up 600% — What Are The Deadly Disease’s Symptoms?

Forbes Healthcare

Whooping cough can cause symptoms including severe bouts of coughing. But babies, who are most vulnerable to the disease, may not cough at all.

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Ozempic more than doubles vision loss in patients with type 2 diabetes; permanent telehealth services for sleep medicine; bat feces used to fertilize cannabis leaves 2 dead from rare fungal infection – Morning Medical Update

Medical Economics

The top news stories in medicine today.

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ASTP finalizes information blocking exception for reproductive health

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

The policy allows providers, health IT developers or data exchanges to restrict information sharing when there’s risk it could expose patients or clinicians to legal fallout.

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2025 health care predictions part 1

Physicians Practice

A look at what may be ahead in the new year.

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Memory Loss Uncovered, It’s Not Always Dementia. A Neurologist Explains

Forbes Healthcare

In our fast-paced world, many people tend to multitask, which can make it challenging to absorb important information.

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This is a wake-up call for physician-owned practices

Medical Economics

AI is a major threat to medical practices but it can also be a major help.

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Steward Health Care to close Sharon Regional Medical Center in January

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

The bankrupt health system had sought a buyer for the facility for months without success, according to court documents.

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19Labs’ GALE eClinics, Aetna Better Health, and the West Virginia Primary Care Association Partner to Support School-Based Healthcare

19 Labs

Supported by a $2 million grant from Aetna Better Health , the West Virginia Primary Care Association (WVPCA) and 19Labs are partnering to expand healthcare access across West Virginia, benefiting over 570,000 patients, including some of the state's most vulnerable populations. Redwood City, CA December 17, 2024 A Collaborative Approach to Advancing Healthcare Access and Equity with School-Based Health Services WVPCA and 19Labs are excited to announce their collaboration aimed at improving

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Why America’s $4.5 Trillion Healthcare System Can’t Afford To Stay The Same

Forbes Healthcare

This issue goes beyond coverage; it calls for a foundational rebuild of our healthcare system to reduce waste and increase value. Reform is the only way to address the dysfunction that is causing so much despair across the US.

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The Healthcare Theme of 2025 Is Generative AI

Electronic Health Reporter

This article is copyrighted strictly for Electronic Health Reporter. Illegal copying is prohibited. By Ben Beadle-Ryby, co-founder, AKASA. As we approach 2025, healthcare and health IT are on the cusp of transformation, driven by advancements in generative AI (GenAI). To understand where the industry is heading, we spoke […] The article The Healthcare Theme of 2025 Is Generative AI appeared first on electronichealthreporter.com.

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State officials push Kaiser to end behavioral healthcare strike

Healthcare Dive - Practice Management

Nearly 2,400 behavioral healthcare workers have been on strike since October. California lawmakers say that Kaiser has failed to meet demand for patient services during that time.

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Our December Tuition Reimbursement Winner

We Care Online

Celebrating Our December Tuition Reimbursement Winner: Gracyn! We are excited to announce the winner of our December Tuition Reimbursement drawing for CNA and MA studentsGracyn! This monthly giveaway is one of our favorite ways to recognize the hard work and dedication of our students. Gracyn, a newly registered CNA from Southwest Kansas, shared her joy and surprise upon winning: “Receiving this tuition reimbursement makes me very happy!

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