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Opinion: Even the biggest future blockbuster drugs can be prematurely abandoned. trib.al/RuP5PUz

🚨TOMORROW: Join Word In Black and STAT on Sept. 10 for a thought-provoking discussion on the intersection of race, health, and societal expectations in the age of modern obesity treatments. Don't miss it! RSVP here: wordinblack.com/2024/08/the-st…

Wow. I’m so sorry that Elisabeth Rosenthal’s husband had to deal with this level of inefficiency. There is NO reason we can’t fix this, but it may literally take a full redesign of our health care system.

She was told she might have cancer: How medicine pathologizes Black patients’ normal test results statnews.com/2024/09/09/emb… via STAT

NIHCM encourages local journalists to apply to the #NIHCM Journalism Grant Program for FY2024 - 2025. Up to $500,000 is available for work supporting health care management. Apply here: bit.ly/JGrants24

Doing the thing — some personal news! I’m heading to Baltimore to be the Visuals Director at the The Baltimore Banner! 🗞️Bittersweet to say goodbye after 4.5 years at The Wall Street Journal, but so excited to join this incredible team doing nonprofit local journalism 💗

Job Alert! I'm not on here much - suit guy became too much - but happy to say The Marshall Project is hiring a new data reporter to join our powerful data team (Andrew Rodriguez Calderon Anna Flagg Geoff Hing ilica). Come to office hours to learn more. themarshallproject.org/jobs/data-repo…

Suicide rates continue to rise because prevention strategies are not being embraced by state and local governments cbsnews.com/news/national-…

Enhancing Patient Outcomes by Implementing C-peptide Testing for Patients with Diabetes. modernhealthcare.com/patient-care/e…

Cheryl Weinstock, a #NIHCM Journalism Grantee, releases work highlighting mental health and suicide prevention efforts. Read for the latest information: cbsn.ws/3MEAU7D KFF Health News CBS News Health Cheryl Weinstock

Introducing ‘Race to the Bottom,’ a three-part series examining the problems plaguing the generic drug industry — and how we could fix them. Part one explores the bipartisan deal-making that shaped the industry in the 1980s. Listen and read more: tradeoffs.org/2024/09/12/rac…

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Forty years ago, groundbreaking, bipartisan legislation gave birth to a new drug industry. Tradeoffs explores choices lawmakers made to help explain the success and the troubles we see today with generic medicines. Listen to their latest episode: bit.ly/47wtehl

The NIHCM Journalism Grant Program is open. Up to $500,000 is available to support journalism focused on health care management. Apply today! bit.ly/JGrants24

Important new work from #NIHCM journalism grantee Cheryl Weinstock. Decades of National Suicide Prevention Policies Haven’t Slowed the Deaths kffhealthnews.org/MTkwODY0Nw via @kffhealthnews

Artificial intelligence (AI) in health care is expanding rapidly, and 75% of Americans believe it is important to use AI to minimize human errors. Learn more about AI, drug pricing, and other health topics in the latest NIHCM September Newsletter. 🔗bit.ly/3Xsx86m

The NIHCM Journalism Grant Program is open. Up to $500,000 is available to support journalism focused on health care management. Apply today! bit.ly/JGrants24

America pays less, on average, than any other major country for the generic drugs that fill 90% of our prescriptions. But selling essential medicines at such low prices comes with hidden costs — from quality problems to frequent shortages. tradeoffs.org/2024/09/19/rac…

America pays less, on average than any other major country for the generic drugs that account for 90% of our prescriptions. In part two of Tradeoffs drug pricing series, Dan Gorenstein examines how selling essential drugs at low prices can come with hidden costs, from quality