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Top Story Telehealth Is Far From Dead, Says Providence's Virtual Care Chief This year has been a messy one for virtual care companies, but that doesn't mean that telehealth is dead, according to Eve Cunningham, Providence's chief of virtual care and digital health. In her view, virtual care can definitely still be an important part of the care delivery model — but only if it is embedded into the greater healthcare delivery ecosystem. Secure Your Spot for INVEST 2024 Networking Next Week! Don't miss your chance to be part of INVEST 2024 – the ultimate healthcare investment event happening next week in Chicago! Experience an unparalleled networking opportunity where industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and visionaries come together to reshape the future of healthcare investment.   Hurry, Time is Running Out, Tickets Are Limited - Register NOW!

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Wisp Begins Offering Diagnostics Through Partnership With TBD Health Wisp members can now order TBD Health's STI/STD testing kits on Wisp's website for free delivery. Blackstone Unveils Immunology Startup With $300M and a Phase 2-Ready Drug From Merck Blackstone Life Sciences startup Uniquity Bio emerged from stealth with an in-licensed drug candidate that could treat a wide range of immunology and inflammation indications. The antibody's target puts it in competition with drugs from AstraZeneca, Pfizer, and Sanofi. When It Comes to Preventive and Proactive Wellness, Accessibility Is Key Holistic care requires proactive pursuit of health services, which more people might seek if financing options are available to manage costs.

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