The trends and events shaping the future of healthcare show that the trend toward business as usual—the status quo—simply won’t cut it anymore. The good news is that new thinking, a new focus, and a renewed determination to address the challenges in our field are happening on many fronts in ways that promise to help … Read more
This study analyzed the oral health of geriatric and pediatric patients in Southeast Alaska. Media contacts: Anna Jones Kathryn Sawyer This study analyzed the oral health of geriatric and pediatric patients in Southeast Alaska.American Indians and Alaska Natives experience the highest population burden of oral health problems. That’s why researchers at the University of Alabama … Read more
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Service members will have another way to save money on their taxes in 2025, as defense officials are working to offer health care flexible spending accounts. Defense officials are currently coordinating with the Office of Personnel Management and aim to offer these accounts to eligible service members by Jan. 1, 2025, said Susan Mitchell, executive … Read more
In January, Kensington Palace announced that Kate Middleton had undergone planned abdominal surgery and would not resume public duties until “after Easter” at the earliest. “The Princess of Wales appreciates the interest this statement will generate,” the palace said at the time. “She hopes the public will understand her desire to maintain as much normality … Read more
Almost every lawmaker remembers their first “bad” score from the Congressional Budget Office, the nonpartisan organization that estimates the budget and economic effects of legislation. Rep. Diana Daggett, D-Colo. For, when she tried to pass a bill mandating Medicare and Medicaid coverage of tobacco cessation services, including counseling and drugs. At the time, the CBO … Read more