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Inflation Reduction Act Provides Clear Path

TL/DR - The author, a retired healthcare professional and community activist, is excited about the Inflation Reduction Act and its potential to bring a clean energy future to North Dakota. The act provides tax breaks to new owners of electric vehicles (EVs) and funds a network of EV charging stations across the state. The author notes that the…

Exam Scores of New Doctors Linked to Patient Outcomes

TL/DR - A study by Harvard Medical School and the American Board of Internal Medicine (ABIM) found that internal medicine patients of newly trained doctors with high board certification exam scores had a lower risk of death within seven days of hospital admission or of being readmitted to the hospital. The study suggests that board exams in…

Unseen Financial Peril in Long-Term Care System Costs

TL/DR - The Dying Broke series has highlighted the financial burden of long-term care in the United States, generating over 4,200 comments from readers, many of whom shared personal experiences of the hardships of caring for elderly relatives. Many readers criticized the for-profit nature of American medicine and the long-term care industry for…

NC Chamber Chief’s Future Insights for Local Leaders

TL/DR - The article discusses a talk given by the North Carolina Chamber of Commerce's CEO, Gary Salamido, to local leaders about the future of the state. He emphasized that developing a talented workforce is crucial for economic prosperity and advocated for diversity and inclusion in that workforce. Salamido also highlighted the importance of…