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After expanding state Medicaid programs to cover people in the country without legal status, Democrats are considering changes that would reduce immigrant access.
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Dana Ferguson (via NPR:Health)
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5/18/25
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As demand for trial sites increases, more investigators are overburdened or experiencing burnout. What can the industry do to help?
The post Clinical Trials Have a Research Site Demand and Supply …
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Bree Burks (via MedCity News)
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5/18/25
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Bangladesh suffers from extreme air pollution, but a new study shows the brick industry can make small changes to have a big effect on the country's smog problem.
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Jonathan Lambert (via NPR:Health)
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5/18/25
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By Sydney Brainard UNC Media Hub On Thursday, Florida became the second state in the country to ban fluoride in its public water systems, following Utah’s ban in March. Several other states, …
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Correspondent (via North Carolina Health News)
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5/17/25
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Without trust, the rapid adoption of AI in healthcare could stall, pointed out Joel Gordon, UW Health’s chief medical information officer. He urged healthcare leaders to focus less on flashy …
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Katie Adams (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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Sprinter Health’s $55 million Series B round was led by General Catalyst and included participation from Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) Bio + Health, the Regents of the University of California, Google …
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Marissa Plescia (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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Inozyme Pharma’s main asset is in pivotal testing in children who have a rare enzyme deficiency that affects bones and blood vessels. BioMarin Pharmaceutical, already well established in enzyme …
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Frank Vinluan (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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5/16/25
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The combination will allow healthcare and life sciences companies to respond more efficiently to research questions.
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Via MobiHealthNews
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5/16/25
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The company will use the funds to scale its technologies and expand its services.
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5/16/25
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Perhaps the most significant health policy of our time, it revolutionized coverage and access, as well as the way healthcare companies communicated. With its future uncertain, now is the time to …
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Sarah McLeod (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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Breakthroughs in synthetic biology could help accelerate advances in applications from novel infectious disease vaccines, precision immunotherapy for cancer and antibody therapeutics to creation of …
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Eric Esser (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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Government forces retook the capital city from rebel troops in April. Now comes the task of rebuilding what was once a bustling metropolis on the Nile.
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Emmanuel Akinwotu (via NPR:Health)
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5/16/25
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If you have a condition that causes slowed movements, tremors, rigidity and stiffness, you might be experiencing parkinsonism—but you may or may not have Parkinson’s disease. Parkinsonism is the …
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Allie Gouveia (via UNC Health Talk)
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5/16/25
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[Sponsored] The webinar, sponsored by PurpleLab and scheduled for May 22, will explore how healthcare sector companies can leverage real world data (RWD) with a focus on lung cancer.
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Stephanie Baum (via MedCity News)
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5/16/25
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Florida has become the second state in the country — after Utah — to ban fluoridation of public water systems.
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Tristan Wood (via NPR:Health)
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5/16/25
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New financial pressures on clinics that provide abortion are forcing some to close their doors, even in states that protect the right to abortion.
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Kate Wells (via NPR:Shots - Health News)
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5/16/25
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Some clinics that provide abortions are closing, even in states where voters have passed some of the nation's broadest abortion protections. It’s happening in places like New York, Illinois, and …
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Kate Wells, Michigan Public (via California Healthline)
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5/16/25
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Public health experts and advocates say that Health and Human Services regional offices, like the one in New York City, form the connective tissue between the federal government and locally based …
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Michelle Andrews and Eliza Fawcett, Healthbeat (via California Healthline)
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5/16/25
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While Big Pharma seems ready to weather the tariff storm, independent pharmacists and makers of generic drugs — which account for 90% of U.S. prescriptions — see trouble ahead for patients.
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Jackie Fortiér and Arthur Allen (via California Healthline)
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5/16/25
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