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From racial bias in CPR to private equity price hikes, here’s what researchers learned about US health care this year.
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From racial bias in CPR to private equity price hikes, here’s what researchers learned about US health care this year.
After being blocked by the U.S. Supreme Court, the Biden administration has dropped plans to require employers to require employee vaccinations.
I do not usually write on this subject. I avoid talking about it also. Not because I do not have what to say but rather because of numerous disturbing memories and experiences since childhood that I intentionally avoid remembering. Events of the last week involving TIME’S UP Healthcare pushed me to write this text. I come from a society that normalized all forms of female abuse. From early childhood, our parents are training their daughters to avoid situations that increase girls’ chances of being abused. Girls are daily instructed not to walk into a building with a stranger, not to get i...