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course of the year to find the real stories. tonight, those include the global water crisis, which is real. the rise of america's fastest growing professional sports league which you may not have heard of. and the vindication of prepping, people made fun of it, they don't anymore. and then the stunning suppression of civil liberties and human rights in the nation of canada. wholly ignored in this country. we begin tonight with a report on something that matters to everyone, the food that you eat. and that food may be changing. all of a sudden, the people in charge, politicians, billi...

so we send our team out over the course of the year to find the real stories. tonight, those include the global water crisis, which is real. the rise of america's fastest growing professional sports league which you may not have heard of. and the vindication of prepping, people made fun of it, they don't anymore. and then the stunning suppression of civil liberties and human rights in the nation of canada. wholly ignored in this country. we begin tonight with a report on something that matters to everyone, the food that you eat. and that food may be changing. all of a sudden, the peo...

I didn’t make it to this year’s J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco, so I reached out to leaders from across the industry to hear how it went and learn about their takeaways from the event. This is a list of the nine most interesting responses that I received.

This week, virtual care company Babylon Health permanently closed its U.S. operations and laid off 94 employees. The news came after the company's rescue merger fell apart — Babylon had planned to go private through a deal with Swiss digital therapeutics firm MindMaze and Babylon creditor AlbaCore Capital.

Last week, the CFO of Universal Health Services stated that the company chooses which patients to treat based on whose insurance plans offer the highest payments. The comments have sparked some media attention, but healthcare finance experts say the practice of cherry-picking patients is nothing new to the industry.