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Sep 21 2024BUSINESS

The Insulin War: How Middlemen Hijacked Diabetes Care

In the United States, around 8 million individuals rely on insulin to manage their diabetes. However, the cost of insulin has skyrocketed over the past decade, leaving many patients unable to afford the life-saving medication. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has taken a bold step to address this

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Sep 20 2024POLITICS

Will the Next Election Decide the Fate of Obamacare's Preventive Care Mandates?

Imagine a world where getting a free cancer screening or a heart medication that could save your life is a distant dream. Unfortunately, this is the reality that millions of Americans could face if the Supreme Court decides to strike down the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) preventive care mandates. The

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Sep 20 2024HEALTH

Insulin Price Fixing: The Unseen Hand Behind Diabetes

In the world of medicine, the cost of living with diabetes is skyrocketing, and it's not just because of the drugs themselves. A recent lawsuit filed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) against three major pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) sheds light on a more sinister force driving up insulin pri

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Sep 20 2024BUSINESS

Twisting the Reins: How Pharmacy Benefit Managers Stiffed Patients on Insulin Prices

The American healthcare system has long been plagued by issues of affordability, but a recent Federal Trade Commission (FTC) lawsuit has brought attention to a particularly egregious example: pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) allegedly inflating insulin prices at the expense of patients. The three la

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Sep 20 2024TECHNOLOGY

Getting Smart: Apple's Latest Betas Unveil Intelligent Features

Imagine being able to rewrite emails with a flick of your finger, or having Siri's new glowing design shine brighter than ever. The latest public betas of iOS 18.1, iPadOS 18.1, and macOS Sequoia 15.1 have now made Apple's Intelligence features accessible to the masses. One of the most exciting addi

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Sep 19 2024POLITICS

Healthcare's Next Big Brawl: The Fight for Future Subsidies

As the COVID-19 pandemic slowly recedes, Washington is gearing up for its next major showdown over healthcare. A letter signed by 41 Senate Democrats and 154 House Democrats, led by Sen. Jeanne Shaheen and Rep. Lauren Underwood, has set the stage for a heated debate about the fate of enhanced subsid

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Sep 19 2024ENTERTAINMENT

Unwrapping the Mysteries of Agatha All Along

In the midst of the Marvel universe, Kathryn Hahn reprises her role as Agatha Harkness, the bewitching witch, in the new series "Agatha All Along". Hahn's enthusiasm for the role stems from the rich complexity of her character, who is more than just a bad witch. "It's like peeling an onion," she say

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Sep 19 2024TECHNOLOGY

From Microelectronics to Medicine: Unpacking the Latest Deals and Developments

The world of business and technology is abuzz with recent announcements and developments. In the realm of microelectronics, the Northeast Microelectronics Coalition Hub has been awarded $37.8 million in federal Department of Defense funds to support projects ranging from microelectronic warfare to a

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Sep 19 2024ENTERTAINMENT

The Football Star's Dark Side: A Story of Obsession and Shame

The American sports world is no stranger to controversy, and Aaron Hernandez's story is a prime example. The former NFL tight end's life was cut short in 2017, but the impact of his actions still resonates today. This new series, American Sports Story, aims to explore the complexities of Hernandez's

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Sep 17 2024BUSINESS

Boeing's Financial Woes: A Perfect Storm of Layoffs and Contract Disputes

Boeing, one of the world's largest aerospace companies, is facing a perfect storm of financial woes, layoffs, and contract disputes. The company has announced plans to freeze hiring, reduce travel, and consider temporary layoffs to save cash during a factory workers' strike that began last week. The

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