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Key Strategies Boost Outpatient Program Retention
Care Key Strategies Boost Outpatient Program Retention

The expanding landscape of behavioral healthcare hinges on the successful implementation of intermediate care models, yet their very foundation is threatened by a persistent and costly retention crisis. Intensive Outpatient (IOP) and Partial Hospitalization (PHP) programs represent a critical

Is Innovation Enough for Biopharma's Survival?
Care Is Innovation Enough for Biopharma's Survival?

The echo of groundbreaking scientific achievement in the biopharmaceutical sector is being increasingly muffled by the persistent drumbeat of an unsustainable business model, creating a dissonance that threatens the industry's long-term health. An exhaustive analysis of strategic forecasts and

Marion County Vax Rates Lag as Illness Surges
Care Marion County Vax Rates Lag as Illness Surges

A significant public health challenge is unfolding across Oregon as a particularly aggressive flu season gains momentum, placing considerable strain on healthcare systems and communities. This concern is acutely felt in Marion County, where influenza vaccination rates are trailing behind the state

Are Conflicting Vaccine Rules Risking Kids' Health?
Care Are Conflicting Vaccine Rules Risking Kids' Health?

Introduction The bedrock of community health is built on clear and trustworthy guidance, yet parents across several key states now face a bewildering landscape of conflicting pediatric vaccine recommendations. A significant policy split has emerged between federal health authorities and a coalition

Can Capricor's Surge Lead to FDA Approval?
Care Can Capricor's Surge Lead to FDA Approval?

The landscape of biotechnology investing is often a dramatic interplay of clinical breakthroughs and regulatory hurdles, a reality vividly illustrated by Capricor Therapeutics' remarkable 439.4% stock surge following its promising clinical trial results for a new Duchenne muscular dystrophy

Can Pharmacists Bridge the Rural Healthcare Gap?
Care Can Pharmacists Bridge the Rural Healthcare Gap?

With over 200 pharmacies closing across Ohio in 2024, many rural communities are becoming “pharmacy deserts,” leaving residents without access to essential medications and care. At the forefront of this crisis is Emily Eddy, a pharmacy professor at Ohio Northern University and a newly appointed fel

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