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November 6, 2024 Jake Fishman 0 min read
  1. Trump’s potential healthcare impact.
  2. Global cancer cases and deaths will hit 35.3M and 18.5M by 2050. 
  3. MGB expands hospital at home to homeless shelters.
  4. Nurse burnout tied to worse care quality, safety, and satisfaction.
  5. 15% of hospital staff got COVID boosters in late 2023 and early 2024.
  6. Providence Alaska bedside nurses protest telenurses.
  7. CMS: MSSP generated $2.1B in net savings in 2023.
  8. First Optum-branded primary care clinic launches.
  9. Teen caffeine overdose ED visits nearly double.
  10. UnitedHealth emails reveal internal debates over cutting doctor pay. 
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