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The Oil Price-Stock Market Connection, the 100 Year Financial Cycle, and the Next Crash - Vimarsana News

The Oil Price-Stock Market Connection, the 100 Year Financial Cycle, and the Next Crash

Dr. Murray Sabrin retired on July 1, 2020 as Professor of Finance. On January 25th 2021, the Board of Trustees awarded Dr. Sabrin Emeritus status for his…

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Rural Healthcare Disparities Are Greatest in US: Study - Vimarsana News

Rural Healthcare Disparities Are Greatest in US: Study

Compared with 10 other countries, the United States had more differences between rural and urban areas on socioeconomic risk factors, affordability of care, and access to care.

Viewpoint: Single-payer system would eliminate need for nurse staffing laws - Vimarsana News

Viewpoint: Single-payer system would eliminate need for nurse staffing laws

Universal healthcare system could reduce nurse staffing issues without separate laws, according to Daniel Bryant, MD.

Two Canadian Provinces Lift Licensing Barriers for US Docs - Vimarsana News

Two Canadian Provinces Lift Licensing Barriers for US Docs

Canada is facing a physician shortage and two provinces have removed licensing roadblocks to lure US doctors. But will they come?

Voters want Republicans to lower healthcare costs - Vimarsana News

Voters want Republicans to lower healthcare costs

Republicans have been apprehensive about health care since the Obamacare Repeal debacle in 2017. For their part, Democrats will never stop trying to end private health insurance and force everyone into a government-controlled system. If we want to avoid that fate, Republicans cannot cede the issue to Democrats — especially when the public is more favorable to GOP ideas on how to fix the system.