Insulin prices spark cross border bids and debate
The article tracks U S and Canadian responses to rising insulin costs as caravaners, patients, and advocates push for imports from Canada while cautioning Ottawa about shortages. It highlights personal hardships, pharma industry views, and policy contrasts that drive calls for relief and reform.
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Barry Power
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Frederick Banting
University of Toronto
Nystrom
Nicole Smith-Holt
Alec Raeshawn Smith
Elizabeth Pfiester
Ti International
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Holly Campbell
Fort Frances
Greenfeid
LaShawn McIver
American Diabetes Association
Department of Health and Human Services
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Trump
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Alex) Azar
Caitlin B. Oakley
Mental trauma risk rises after injury for Philly black men
A Penn Nursing study of 500 adult black men treated for injury at Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania and Penn Presbyterian Medical Center finds about half develop low mood or PTSD within three months post discharge. Among those, 13 percent show low mood, 10 percent PTSD, and 22 percent both. violence-linked injuries carry higher risk.
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University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing
Jama Surgery
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University of Pennsylvania
Penn Presbyterian Medical Center
Community event highlights Alzheimer's disease and care
A Carolina East Health System release promotes a community program on Alzheimer's and dementia featuring Susan Spivock Smith on Understanding Alzheimer's and Dementia, Jay Reinstein sharing his journey with Younger-onset Alzheimer’s, and Byron Aguilar on Innovation in Drug Discovery. The event aims to clarify the disease and aid local families.
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Byron Aguilar
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The Good Death My Mother Taught Me
A personal reflection on shaping a good death for a mother with dementia. The narrator recounts calm interventions, Micro expressions, and touch that eased fear, aided by a nurse, pension, and a prepared advance directive. The piece notes rising talk of end-of-life planning and the Death over Dinner movement while acknowledging uncertainty about the exact outcome. Miller Idriss of American University signs off.
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