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Mar 01 2025HEALTH

Cheap Drugs, Big Questions: How Hospital Savings Affect Cancer Treatment

Imagine hospitals and clinics buying drugs at bargain prices, yet billing insurance companies full price. This is the 340B Drug Pricing Program. It's designed to support safety-net hospitals and clinics, but it's also changing how doctors prescribe medicines, especially for breast cancer treatment.

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Mar 01 2025BUSINESS

How Chinese Firms Win Hearts and Minds in Africa

Chinese companies are making big moves into Africa. They're not just selling products; they're also selling an image. This involves a lot of smart talking and careful planning. They use a mix of strategies to make themselves fit in with local cultures and business practices. This isn't just about ma

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Mar 01 2025EDUCATION

The Future is Here: How Decision Sciences is Changing with Big Data and AI

Imagine trying to make a big decision with lots of moving parts and uncertainty. That's where decision sciences (DSC) comes in. It's all about studying complex systems to help us make smart choices. Over the past 25 years, the way we teach and study DSC has changed a lot. DSC used to focus

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Mar 01 2025SCIENCE

Fungus Among Us: The Hidden World of Basidiobolus in City and Country

The world of fungi is vast and fascinating, often overlooked in favor of more visible organisms. Among these, the genus Basidiobolus stands out. This group of fungi is incredibly diverse, living in various environments from the guts of animals to decomposing leaves, and even causing infections in hu

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Mar 01 2025HEALTH

Self-Check: How Tech is Changing Public Health

In today's world, everyone's talking about self-monitoring technologies and how they can boost public health. Let's dive into a recent public health trial in the UK and see how people interacted with these technologies. First, let's talk about what self-monitoring technologies are. They're

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Feb 28 2025SPORTS

NFL Combine Day 1: Defensive Linemen Shine

The first day of field drills at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis saw some impressive performances from defensive prospects. These players are linked to the 49ers in mock drafts or speculation. However, some prospects like Mason Graham from Michigan, Abdul Carter from Penn State, Mike Green from M

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Feb 28 2025SPORTS

Lakers' Comeback: A Lesson in Determination

The Lakers' recent win was anything but a smooth ride. They started strong, but things got tough. The team had to fight hard to avoid a loss. This game showed off their defensive skills and their strong will to win. The Lakers have been playing some of the best defense in the league. Over the past

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Feb 28 2025POLITICS

Republicans' Plan to Hide Tax Cut Costs

Republicans are exploring a significant shift in budgeting that could hide the true cost of extending Trump's tax cuts. This move is part of a larger bill aiming to push forward Trump's agenda. If this plan goes through, it would change how future lawmakers account for spending, with major consequen

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Feb 28 2025FINANCE

Egg Prices Soar: Bird Flu or Big Business?

Egg prices have skyrocketed to unprecedented levels, leaving many consumers scratching their heads. The culprit? Bird flu, according to the egg industry. More than 166 million birds have been culled to stop the virus from spreading. This has led to a significant drop in the number of egg-laying hens

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Feb 28 2025HEALTH

Mental Health and Access to Sexual Health Services: What's the Deal?

People with severe mental illness (SMI) face a tough time when it comes to sexual and reproductive health. They have more problems in this area than others, but they don't use healthcare services as much. Why is this happening? This review tried to figure out what stops or helps people with SMI from

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