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Sprinting Under Pressure: How Resistance and Speed Affect Muscle Work

March 1, 2025

Muscle activity during sprinting can be heavily influenced by resistance and speed. This is important for athletes who want to improve their performance. Resisted sprint training is a common method used by athletes to enhance their speed and power. It involves adding resistance to the natural movem

health

Oura Ring: Big Steps for Women's Health

March 1, 2025

Imagine tracking your health with a wearable device and getting personalized insights about your menstrual cycle and pregnancy. This is now possible with the latest updates from Oura Ring. The Oura Ring has teamed up with the Scripps Research Digital Trials Center for a big study. They are

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

March 1, 2025

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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Medicare's Wild Ride Through Changing Healthcare Landscapes

March 1, 2025

Medicare's 60th anniversary is a big deal. It's not just about the program itself, but how it has navigated through different healthcare markets over the decades. Let's dive in. First off, when Medicare was first being debated, people thought of government programs and markets as complete opposites

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Unraveling Cancer Care: The Role of Insurance Companies in Genomic Testing

March 1, 2025

Genomic testing is a big deal in cancer care. It helps spot cancer risks, diagnose issues, and plan treatments. But, getting these tests into everyday healthcare is tough, even when insurance covers them. Insurance companies, or payers, play a huge role in healthcare. They could be key to solving so

finance

Insurance Companies: Balancing Risk and Reward

March 1, 2025

Insurance companies face a tough job. They need to manage risk and make smart investments. This is especially true when dealing with uncertain events that can affect multiple types of insurance. Imagine an insurance company that can buy reinsurance to spread out risk. This reinsurance cost is based

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How Good Governance Makes Health Care Work for Everyone

March 1, 2025

First, let's talk about primary health care (PHC). It's the first point of contact people have with the health system. It's where they go for regular check-ups, vaccinations, and treatment for common illnesses. To make PHC work well, we need a strong health system. This includes things like building

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Medicare's Milestone: Navigating the Future of Healthcare for Millions

March 1, 2025

Medicare, a program that has been around for 60 years, is a big deal. It provides health insurance to 67 million people, including seniors and those with disabilities. It's loved by people from all political backgrounds. It has also played a big role in increasing life expectancy and reducing health

sports

NFL Combine Day 1: Defensive Linemen Shine

February 28, 2025

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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Lakers' Comeback: A Lesson in Determination

February 28, 2025

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