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In 61% of counties with a PCP shortage, there is a high volume of retail pharmacies. It reveals an opportunity for pharmacists, who have the education and training, and are already providing vaccinations, tests and frontline treatments to amplify the impact they can have on providing accessible care in the communities they serve.

What's the latest word on The Batman Part II? Here's everything we know about The Batman's upcoming sequel, including the release date, plot, and cast.

By partnering with a cloud managed service provider, one can overcome cloud staffing and security issues and better align internal resources with the things that make your business special, like developing new apps and features that enhance healthcare services and improve health outcomes for end users.

The Cecilia we knew, was always working

Virtual reality reduces the cost of training while also improving learning efficiency and knowledge retention. It’s not just universities and medical students that are embracing VR technology for learning. I travel all over the world to work with healthcare teams implementing VR and have observed, that a growing number of hospitals are using it for continuing education.

A D.C. man was sentenced to 20 years in prison for running a fentanyl and cocaine drug trafficking operation that caused the deaths of two people, officials say. 

Prices are increasing for the books featuring the beloved 'poor little rich boy' character

A D.C. man who had been reported missing over a week ago was found dead behind a boating center on the Capitol Riverfront Saturday, police say.

A D.C. mother is frustrated and looking for answers after her four-year-old daughter left an after-school program and walked home by herself from Hendley Elementary School.

Crews are hard at work battling water main breaks that continue to pop up all over Maryland, D.C., and Virginia.