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Abdul El-Sayed is among America’s most prominent proponents of Medicare-for-all
The healthcare sector has outperformed the broader market in the past month, largely lifted by a rebound in biopharma funding and improving investor sentiment toward medical service providers. Up around 6% in the past 30 days
It’s often said that the healthcare system is broken, from the outdated use of fax machines to perverse incentives
Nearly 1 in 4 workers in the US feel they can’t leave their jobs, despite wanting to, for fear of losing their health insurance,according to a new report
HAMILTON COUNTY, Tenn. —Affordable healthcare, stronger community connections and fair pay are the issues weighing most heavily on women in Hamilton County, according to a new report released by the Women’s Fund of Greater Chattanooga
July 22 — The prevalence of Type 2 diabetes among children as young as 14 has sparked public concern, with people saying modern eating habits and lifestyles must receive more focus to ensure kids’ health
About two-thirds of healthcare students using prediction markets and betting sites believe these platforms can help finance their education, according to a report from the workforce infrastructure company Clasp
Access to healthcare is more than a recruiting or retention tool. It’s one of the largest employer investments and a critical factor in workforce stability. Employers are facing a difficult equation: healthcare costs continue to rise while employees expect the same convenience and personalization they experience in nearly every other part of their lives
In March, Reynolds School of Journalism student Kathleen Leslie travelled alongside students from theOrvis School of Nursingto Kampot, Cambodia to report on the Orvis School’s global health exchange program. This story was made possible with support from theOffice of Global Engagementin the Orvis School of Nursing and the Hitchcock Project for Visualizing Science

