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This week, First Opinion authors offered ways to end the Covid-19 pandemic as a global health threat, argued that preventing medical schools from considering race as part of the admissions process would harm Americans' health, and more. The 2022 STAT Summit starts in just nine days; check out the speakers and agenda here. |
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| By Jeffrey V. Lazarus and Adeeba Kamarulzaman and Agnes Binagwaho Adobe 400 experts from 100 countries created consensus recommendations to achieve changes needed to end Covid-19 as a public health threat. Read More |
| By Lee Jones J. Scott Applewhite/AP The implications of excluding race from university admissions processes would be felt across all sectors of society — including health care. Read More |
| By Jonathan Wolfson and Josh Archambault Adobe The Patient's Right to Save Act would ensure that insurers won't penalize people for saving money with a cash-based option. Read More |
| Sponsored Insight by Phlow The true costs of foreign API and the domestic CDMO solution More than 80% of the active pharmaceutical ingredients used to manufacture today's vital medications are produced abroad. But what is the true cost of relinquishing control of the supply of our Nation's essential medicines to foreign sources? By collaborating with a variety of pharmaceutical and biotech companies, Phlow provides expert consultation and differentiated R&D services, through their SMART-CDMO, in an effort to re-shore the manufacturing of essential and innovative medicines for good. Learn more. |
| By Patrick Skerrett As states begin to receive money from national opioid settlements, they may not be spending it on efforts that work to prevent addiction. Read More |
| By David Blumenthal and Sara Collins Adobe For millions of Americans with health insurance, cost barriers and exclusions make it coverage in name only. Read More |
| By Scott Rivkees Adobe When officials make recommendations that endanger public health, those who believe in the foundation of science must take action. Read More |
| By Marc Auerbach Adobe The U.S.'s limited capacity for pediatric emergency care isn't new. The surge in respiratory infections is showing the depth of the problem. Read More |
| By Amanda Krupa and Jill B. Roark and Kirsten Barrett Adobe Website accessibility should be as important to hospitals as accessibility to their buildings. A new study shows it isn't. Read More |
| By Ashley Beecy and Steve Miff and Karandeep Singh Adobe Lax language and loopholes could thwart HHS's proposed rule to prohibit clinical algorithms from discriminating against individuals. Read More |
| By Paul Hudson Adobe The innovative approaches biopharma companies adopted during the pandemic will revolutionize their work — and discoveries — going forward. Read More |
| By Daryl Pritchard and Susanne Munksted Adobe The promise of personalized medicine isn't being fully met because of challenges implementing it in clinical practice. Read More |
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