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About three years ago, a Senate health committee released an unsettling report: A 1999 Supreme Court decision and the Americans with Disabilities Act were flagrantly violated by…
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The rising expense of prescription pharmaceuticals is a common grievance among Americans, who also want some sort of control over these expenditures. Members of the Senate Special…
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Finding strategies to lower the likelihood that cancer will return or spread is one of the top concerns for cancer experts. According to a recent small-scale study, there may be a…
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Dr. Daniel Hayes, the Stuart B. Padnos Professor of Breast Cancer Research at the University of Michigan Rogel Cancer Center in Ann Arbor, states that "nobody wants to get a…
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The increasing rate at which teen girls seek cosmetic genital surgery is a complex issue with multifaceted factors at play. Societal pressures fueled by unrealistic beauty…
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Following the final legislative adoption of a bill on Tuesday, Louisiana will join the ranks of states that forbid the routinely used second-trimester abortion technique. The…
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The state of technology now is astounding. Although we have gotten so used to it that we almost do not notice it anymore, it is still clear to see how essential it has become when…
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The largest challenge facing the healthcare industry is how to build more intelligently managed organizations and a staff (and population) that learns more quickly and feels…
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The Lab will investigate how to employ AI for the benefit of patients, whether this be through the deployment of current AI approaches, the development of new technologies, or the…
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Lockdowns and social distance following the coronavirus outbreak are hastening the use of online shopping, remote employment, e-commerce, and entertainment. Furthermore, the…
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