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A Bias for Panic: How the New York Times stoked Covid alarmism

CITY JOURNAL – A 2018 Gallup poll found that 62 percent of Americans believe the media is biased. Did such bias affect coverage of...

“Able to neutralize all known variants” of COVID-19

The University of Texas at Austin – Researchers have discovered an antibody able to neutralize all known variants of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes...

How a Leading Chain of Psychiatric Hospitals Traps Patients

Acadia Healthcare is holding people against their will to maximize insurance payouts, a Times investigation found.

CEO of failing hospital chain got $250M amid patient deaths, layoffs, bankruptcy

Steward Health Care System, run by CEO Ralph de la Torre, filed for bankruptcy in May.

Air purifier use at daycare centers cut kids’ sick days by a third

The results of the study at two Helsinki daycare centres are still preliminary but promising, a researcher says.

SHTF At Walgreens, CVS

CNBC – The abundance of Walgreens and CVS Health stores makes them convenient for whenever Shriya Raghavan, a research associate based in Philadelphia, needs...

‘Scared to Death’: Nurses and Residents Confront Rampant Violence in Dementia Care Facilities

KFF Health News – Dan Shively had been a bank president who built floats for July Fourth parades in Cody, Wyoming, and adored fly-fishing...

Empowering Americans to Take Charge of Their Oral Health

In the United States, emergency dental care visits due to untreated oral diseases and lack of preventative care result in more than $45 billion in lost work productivity.

California Lawmakers Debate Sending Local Health Inspectors Into Immigration Facilities

KFF Health News – Covid-19, mumps, and chickenpox outbreaks. Contaminated water, moldy food, and air ducts spewing black dust. These health threats have been documented...

Why Many Nonprofit (Wink, Wink) Hospitals Are Rolling in Money

When many U.S. hospitals were founded over the past two centuries, mostly by religious groups, they were accorded nonprofit status for doling out free care during an era in which fewer people had insurance and bills were modest. The institutions operated on razor-thin margins. But as more Americans gained insurance and medical treatments became more effective — and more expensive — there was money to be made.

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