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Pacifica Hospital Files for Bankruptcy Protection

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Pacifica Hospital Files for Bankruptcy Protection
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July 27, 2026

Pacifica Hospital Files for Bankruptcy Protection

Pacifica Hospital files for bankruptcy protection with assets and liabilities disclosed in the court filing...

Sentara Health Creates AI Training Program
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July 26, 2026

Sentara Health Creates AI Training Program

Sentara Health creates AI training program for responsible adoption with over 60,000 training-module completions for...

New drug could shield hearts in muscular dystrophy
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July 20, 2026

New drug could shield hearts in muscular dystrophy

An experimental drug could protect heart function in muscular dystrophy patients by reducing oxidative stress...

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St. Christopher’s Hospital Mulls Alliance with Local Health Systems
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St. Christopher's Hospital Mulls Alliance with Local Health Systems

Pediatric alliance talks aim to secure St. Christopher’s Hospital’s future as Philadelphia’s safety‑net pediatric hospital,...

Exercise better than drugs for heart health after weight loss
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Exercise better than drugs for heart health after weight loss

New study shows exercise provides greater cardiovascular benefits than weight-loss drugs for people with severe...

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Search Physiotherapy Clinics Online

In order to perform our day to day work without any problem, we need to be healthy. Someone who has...

Pacifica Hospital Files for Bankruptcy Protection
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Pacifica Hospital Files for Bankruptcy Protection

Pacifica Hospital files for bankruptcy protection with assets and liabilities disclosed in the court filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Oakland health system reverses layoffs with new funding
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Oakland health system reverses layoffs with new funding

Oakland's Alameda Health System reverses 92 layoffs after securing $19.3 million in new funding to address its $100 million deficit.

Sentara Health Creates AI Training Program
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Sentara Health Creates AI Training Program

Sentara Health creates AI training program for responsible adoption with over 60,000 training-module completions for clinical and operational teams.

St. Christopher’s Hospital Mulls Alliance with Local Health Systems
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St. Christopher’s Hospital Mulls Alliance with Local Health Systems

Pediatric alliance talks aim to secure St. Christopher’s Hospital’s future as Philadelphia’s safety‑net pediatric hospital, partnering with Jefferson, Temple an

New Therapies Pose Challenges for Insurers
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New Therapies Pose Challenges for Insurers

Gene therapies pose challenges for insurers due to increased complexity and costs in care plans, requiring deeper integration across clinical...

Carbon capture may curb data center emissions
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Carbon capture may curb data center emissions

How carbon capture could curb data center emissions as AI computing power surges, according to new research.

Exercise better than drugs for heart health after weight loss
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Exercise better than drugs for heart health after weight loss

New study shows exercise provides greater cardiovascular benefits than weight-loss drugs for people with severe obesity, even after significant weight...

Human Bias Shapes Your Social Media Feed
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Human Bias Shapes Your Social Media Feed

New research reveals how 'rareness bias' in human sharing distorts your social media feed, making unusual events seem more common...

New drug could shield hearts in muscular dystrophy
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New drug could shield hearts in muscular dystrophy

An experimental drug could protect heart function in muscular dystrophy patients by reducing oxidative stress and preventing tissue scarring.

Young adults hit by early onset cancer
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Young adults hit by early onset cancer

Research shows younger adults are biologically aging faster, linked to rising early onset cancer rates, with widening age gaps.

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