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Public Universities Build Next-Gen Healthcare Facilities
Workforce Public Universities Build Next-Gen Healthcare Facilities

A wave of multi-million-dollar construction projects is reshaping public university campuses into the front lines of America's response to a critical healthcare workforce shortage. Across the country, institutions are moving beyond minor renovations and embarking on ambitious, large-scale

AI Can Ease Therapist Burnout and Improve Patient Care
Technology AI Can Ease Therapist Burnout and Improve Patient Care

We often hear about the crisis in mental healthcare, with alarming statistics on therapist burnout. But the common narrative about emotional exhaustion only tells half the story. Today, we're speaking with an expert who is at the forefront of applying technology to solve a deeper, more

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

States Cut New Weight Loss Drugs, Citing High Cost
Business States Cut New Weight Loss Drugs, Citing High Cost

A significant policy shift is unfolding across the nation as California and several other states have moved to terminate Medicaid coverage for a new class of highly effective but prohibitively expensive weight loss medications. This difficult decision creates a stark contrast between the surging

Vertical AI in Healthcare – Review
Data and Information Vertical AI in Healthcare – Review

The vast and often inscrutable sea of personal health data, from cryptic lab results to complex medication lists, has long created a formidable barrier between patients and a true understanding of their own medical journeys. The emergence of Vertical AI, however, represents a significant

The ACA's Hidden Flaw Is Costing Taxpayers More
Public Policy The ACA's Hidden Flaw Is Costing Taxpayers More

A strategic decision made nearly a decade ago to halt a specific type of federal health care reimbursement has unexpectedly spiraled into one of the most significant fiscal paradoxes within the Affordable Care Act, costing taxpayers billions more than the original program it was meant to curtail.

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