Population and Public Health

PBM Lobby Sues Illinois to Block New Drug Oversight Law
Care PBM Lobby Sues Illinois to Block New Drug Oversight Law

The legislative battle over prescription drug pricing has reached a fever pitch in the Midwest as the primary trade group for pharmacy benefit managers has officially filed a federal lawsuit against the state of Illinois. This legal challenge targets the newly enacted Healthcare Protection Act, a

IU Northwest Celebrates 50 Years of Dental Education Excellence
Care IU Northwest Celebrates 50 Years of Dental Education Excellence

The landscape of healthcare in Northwest Indiana underwent a fundamental transformation when a modest vocational initiative launched in Gary decades ago, eventually evolving into a cornerstone of regional medical education. Established in 1975, the dental education program at Indiana University

Can MultiValent Revolutionize Prostate Cancer Treatment?
Care Can MultiValent Revolutionize Prostate Cancer Treatment?

The daunting architecture of solid tumors has long served as a nearly impenetrable fortress against some of the most sophisticated medicines designed by modern science. The debut of MultiValent Biotherapies with $27 million in Series A funding signals a decisive shift in how biotech firms approach

Is the American Healthcare System Truly Serving Patients?
Care Is the American Healthcare System Truly Serving Patients?

The convergence of sophisticated medical diagnostics and the increasingly opaque administrative protocols of 2026 has created a landscape where patients often feel more like data points than individuals in need of healing. While clinical capabilities have reached unprecedented heights, the

Scientific Debate Mounts Over Elective Whole-Body MRI Scans
Care Scientific Debate Mounts Over Elective Whole-Body MRI Scans

The modern landscape of preventive health has shifted dramatically from hospital corridors to luxury wellness centers where advanced magnetic resonance imaging serves as a status symbol for the health-conscious elite. This transition marks a significant departure from traditional medicine, where

U.S. Uninsured Rate Rises for the First Time Since 2019
Care U.S. Uninsured Rate Rises for the First Time Since 2019

The American healthcare landscape is currently navigating a pivotal transition as the steady decline in the number of uninsured residents recorded over the past several years has finally reached a point of reversal, signaling a cooling in the momentum of federal and state coverage expansion

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