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The doctor who is trying to bring back surprise billing

By Bob Herman

Mike Reddy for STAT

A surgeon who relies on out-of-network billing is trying to get the entire surprise billing law thrown out.

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Covid's circling the White House. What are the risks to someone like Biden? 

By Megan Molteni

Patrick Semansky/AP

While age remains a strong risk factor with Covid, vaccines and treatments have greatly decreased the threat of grave illness, experts said.

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Opinion: Listen: A new hotline could save lives during mental health crises — if someone answers the phone

By Patrick Skerrett

The new number has been in the works for several years, but only a handful of states have supported it structurally and financially.

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Federal antitrust case against Sutter Health headed for appeal

By Tara Bannow

Rich Pedroncelli/AP

The long-running federal antitrust lawsuit against Sutter Health is getting a second wind after attorneys filed a notice of appeal Tuesday. 

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Opinion: Making Medicare, Medicaid innovation tests voluntary undermines evaluation opportunities

By Jesse Gubb

Adobe

Randomized tests enable rigorous evaluation of tests of Medicare and Medicare innovations. Making them voluntary muddies the water.

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