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Certificate-Of-Need Laws Are Crumbling—And Patients Should Cheer17:03 Certificate of Need laws block competition and limit patient access by forcing new surgery centers to seek approval from existing providers. Here’s why that matters. How Artificial Intelligence Discovered A New Way To Detect Patients At Risk Of Cardiac Death Using Simple EKGs14:55 Researchers using medical AI have discovered a hitherto unknown pattern in the humble EKG that indicates an elevated risk for cardiac death. How Self-Dealing Is Bankrupting Hospitals And Nursing Homes14:23 For profit entities have found ways to bankrupt hospitals they own while making money off their failure. The Forbes Guide To Planning For A Foreign Retirement13:19 How six Americans picked retirement spots ranging from Mauritius to France. Start your own search with Forbes’ list of The Best Places To Retire Abroad in 2026. A Medicare Drug Subsidy Is Ending—Here’s What Patients Should Know12:14 A physician explains why Medicare Part D premiums may rise in 2027 as CMS ends a drug subsidy — and what patients should do before open enrollment closes Dec. 7. “Cognitive Spoofing”: How AI Fakes Expertise, And Why It’s A Huge Problem In Healthcare5:51 AI systems have to be pressure-tested in real-world clinical settings to ensure correct reasoning, accuracy and reliability. The Startup Behind The Pill For Sleep Apnea Raises $192 Million In IPO5:20 Apnimed got a new CEO in anticipation of its public offering. Its pill for sleep apnea could receive approval early next year. Alignment Healthcare Turns Profit As Insurer Gets Handle On Costs22:24 Alignment Healthcare’s second quarter net income more than doubled to $36.6 million compared to the year ago period as costs in its Medicare Advantage plans eased. Healthcare Access Is The New Currency. But Only The Right Kind Counts30.července Physician shortages are turning speed into healthcare's scarcest resource — and the real investment opportunity is infrastructure, not favors that jump the line. As New CEO Takes Charge, Cigna Reports $1.7 Billion Quarterly Profit30.července The Cigna Group reported second quarter net income of nearly $1.7 billion despite continued elevated medical costs dogging the entire health insurance industry. How Old Extreme Weather Playbooks Can Save Us From Future Heat29.července In the U.S., heat claims more lives than floods, tornadoes & hurricanes combined. Lessons from managing extreme cold, floods & hurricanes offer a blueprint for survival. What Fauci’s Senate Testimony Hearing Can Teach Public Health Leaders29.července Fauci’s tenure as Director of the NIAID helped define modern American and even global public health, but what must also be assessed is public health leadership. Two Questions That Fix Patient Experience And Customer Experience29.července Twenty minutes lost to a balky booking system, and the staff already knew. Two questions every leader should ask to find the friction in patient and customer experience. The U.S. Will Likely Lose Measles Elimination Status. And You Will Pay For It29.července The U.S. is on the verge of losing its measles elimination status for the first time in 25 years. Oubreaks are a hidden tax, leading to higher costs and economic losses. The Startup Using AI To Make Hearing Aids Better29.července In this week’s edition of InnovationRx, we look at Fortell’s efforts to make a better hearing aid, Abby Care’s business getting payment for caregivers, J&J’s $5.5 billion talc settlement, Scribe Therapeutics’ IPO, and more. |