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CAGW Issues Statement Opposing the Codification of Most Favored Nation Price Controls
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Codifying price controls through a Most Favored Nation policy will be an unmitigated disaster....
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MassNAELA Applauds State Commission’s Recommendations for Stricter Health and Safety Standards at Assisted Living Facilities
BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--MassNAELA) applauds report by ALR Commission outlining recommendations to improve health and safety standards at state's assisted living facilities....
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Bobbie for Change Launches Next Phase of “The B Is For Bobbie” Advocacy, Partnering with Spread The Jelly to Elevate Parents’ Voices for Safer Births and Federal Paid Leave
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Bobbie for Change, the policy and advocacy arm of the mom-founded and led infant feeding company, are hosting a day on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C. with Spread The Jelly, an independent media company dedicated to sharing stories around motherhood. Together, the mom-led organizations will unite parents, advocates, and nonprofits for a day of bipartisan meetings on Capitol Hill dedicated to advancing policies that protect and support American families—specifically...
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The Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability (CSRI) Appoints New CEO
INDIANAPOLIS--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Consortium for State and Regional Interoperability (CSRI), a collection of the nation’s largest and most robust nonprofit health data networks, formally announced today the appointment of J. Marc Overhage, M.D., Ph.D., as Chief Executive Officer, effective January 2026. Overhage succeeds John Kansky, President and Chief Executive Officer of Indiana Health Information Exchange (IHIE), who has served for the past four years and will continue to serve on the CSRI...
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LGBTQI+ Leaders Gather in Los Angeles to Support the Rights of All Americans to Live Their Lives Freely and Fairly
LOS ANGELES--(BUSINESS WIRE)--LGBTQI+ Leaders Gather in Los Angeles to Support the Rights of All Americans to Live Their Lives Freely and Fairly...
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Coalition Statement on Making Housing More Affordable for Americans
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The United States is facing a housing affordability crisis driven by demand exceeding supply, causing a shortage of all types of housing—homes for sale, homes for rent, apartments, duplexes and others—that has been decades in the making. For too long, families and communities throughout the country have struggled with the high cost of housing. The undersigned organizations appreciate the Trump Administration’s ongoing commitment to reducing housing costs and broaden...
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New Study Shows How Florida Can Strengthen Public Trust and Cooperation in Future Pandemics
MIAMI--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A new study from the University of Miami Public Health Policy Lab and the AHF Global Public Health Institute sheds light on why public trust broke down during the COVID-19 pandemic—and what can be done to rebuild it before the next health emergency. Drawing on interviews with government, academic, and private-sector leaders across Florida, the study found that distrust in public health grew due to a lack of transparency, political tensions, and inconsistent communication...
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Ten Ten Ten: A New National Effort Calls for Better Health, Lower Costs, and Accountability
PITTSBURGH--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Amid rising premiums and lagging health outcomes, Ten Ten Ten, a new healthcare nonprofit, launches for lower costs and better results....
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Green Oceans Applauds Trump Administration for Suspending Offshore Wind Leases to Protect National Security and American Interests
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Green Oceans applauds the Trump Administration for making a landmark decision to suspend all large-scale offshore wind projects, prioritizing national security. “By President Trump and Secretary Burgum prioritizing national security over a faulty energy program, the Administration reinforces its stance that safeguarding the nation remains paramount,” said Lisa Knight, president, Green Oceans. She continues, “This action reflects a proactive approach to mitigating se...
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New Report: Chronic Disease Could Cost the U.S. $47 Trillion Over Next 15 Years
WASHINGTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--New national and state data released today by the Partnership to Fight Chronic Disease (PFCD) projects that chronic disease is on pace to cost the United States as much as $47 trillion between 2024 and 2039, including $2.2 trillion annually in medical costs and nearly $900 billion each year in lost productivity by 2039. The analysis, conducted by GlobalData, highlights a stark reality: 5% of people account for nearly 50% of total health care spending, driven largely...