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What’s Actually Happening Behind the Scenes Insurers are increasingly using automated tools for allocating care to predict the length of stays, flag “low value services, and batch-screen claims against diagnoses […]
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At the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Annual Legislative Conference (ALC54), a standing-room panel—“AI for All: Unlocking the Potential of AI in Healthcare for Black Communities”—took on a timely question: can
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Washington, D.C. • September 2025 — Every fall, tens of thousands of leaders, lawmakers, advocates, creators, students, and entrepreneurs converge on D.C. for what many simply call “CBC Week.” Officially
National Harbor, MD — The waterfront came alive in a sea of purple this past Saturday as families, caregivers, clinicians, and advocates gathered for the annual Alzheimer’s Walk at National
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The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) wrapped a two-day public meeting (Sept 18–19, 2025) with consequential votes on childhood vaccines and a closely watched debate over COVID-19 policy.
ACIP’s Sept 18–19 Meeting: The big decisions Read More »
Every September, National Suicide Prevention Month reminds us to talk openly about mental health, raise awareness of warning signs, and strengthen support for those in crisis. But in communities of
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