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Here are 15 updates on unionization efforts at hospitals, health systems and medical groups in July:  1. Clinic nurses and advanced practice providers at Duluth, Minn.-based Essentia Health — all of whom are members of the Minnesota Nurses Association —…

The 2025 State of U.S. Nurses and Technicians Report reveals a tough truth: traditional workforce strategies aren’t keeping up. This discussion unpacks new data from over 1 million healthcare workers, including nurses and technicians, to provide health system leaders with…

Sep 9, 2025 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM America/Chicago

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Iman Abuzeid M.D.

CEO and Co-founder at Incredible Health

Jen Lupton

CRO, Incredible Health

The oncology landscape is shifting rapidly. With earlier-onset cancers on the rise, new therapies and evolving care models, payers must rethink traditional approaches to stay ahead of cost and complexity and better support their members. Join us for a conversation…

Sep 17, 2025 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM America/Chicago

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Lucy R. Langer, MD, MSHS

National Medical Director/CMO of Oncology, Genomics, and Laboratory, UnitedHealthcare

Ali Khan, MD, MPP, FACP

Vice President & Chief Medical Officer, Aetna Medicare

Bobby Green, MD

Co-Founder, Chief Medical Officer & President, Thyme Care

For decades, the American Medical Association’s Relative Value Scale Update Committee has played a key role in shaping Medicare physician payment rates, according to a July 21 article by The New York Times. The committee recommends how much time and…

Bacterial vaginosis remains the most common vaginal infection among reproductive-age women. NIH research links recurrence to major clinical and economic burdens for health systems. Yet outdated diagnostics and incomplete treatment continue to fuel high recurrence and partner transmission. In this…

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Anna Maya Powell, MD, MSCR

Assistant Professor of Gynecology and Obstetrics, Johns Hopkins University, School of Medicine

Several physician groups have announced their support for a piece of legislation that will fine payers that fail to pay physicians 30 days after losing the independent dispute resolution process laid out in the No Surprises Act. The American College…

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