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Capwell Named Best Small PR Agency of the Year by Bulldog Reporter - Vimarsana News

Capwell Named Best Small PR Agency of the Year by Bulldog Reporter

/PRNewswire/ -- Capwell Communications — a bespoke, boutique PR firm dedicated to illuminating the life-enhancing benefits of healthcare brands — has been...

Dr. David Brailer joins Cigna as executive vice president, chief health officer - Vimarsana News

Dr. David Brailer joins Cigna as executive vice president, chief health officer

Insurer Cigna has announced that healthcare industry leader Dr. David Brailer will join the company as executive vice president and chief health officer in early September. As Cigna's first chief health officer, the company said Brailer will focus on bringing together the company's products, technologies and services in ways that drive more value and help people improve their

Dr. David Brailer, M.D., Ph.D. Joins Cigna as Executive Vice President and Chief Health Officer - Vimarsana News

Dr. David Brailer, M.D., Ph.D. Joins Cigna as Executive Vice President and Chief Health Officer

/PRNewswire/ -- Global health services company Cigna Corporation (NYSE:CI) announced that health care industry leader Dr. David Brailer, M.D., Ph.D. will join...

Bush appointee tapped as Cigna's first chief health officer - Vimarsana News

Bush appointee tapped as Cigna's first chief health officer

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Black, Hispanic And Asian Babies Born Very Early Are Less Likely To Receive Lifesaving Measures - Vimarsana News

Black, Hispanic And Asian Babies Born Very Early Are Less Likely To Receive Lifesaving Measures

A study shows that babies born between 22 and almost 26 weeks are significantly more likely to receive potentially lifesaving medical interventions if they are white.