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“The Borrowed Mind” – Reclaiming Thought in an Age That Wants to Do It For Us

In The Borrowed Mind: Reclaiming Human Thought in the Age of AI, John Nosta steps into that quieter, more consequential…

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After Man’s Death Following Insurance Denials, West Virginia Tackles Prior Authorization

Six months after a West Virginia man died following a protracted battle with his health insurer over doctor-recommended cancer care,…

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Simple Steps Anyone Can Take to Reduce Alzheimer’s Risk

Recently, there was a very good educational program at our retirement community on what options were available to assist if…

3 weeks ago

AI Chatbots and Your Mental Health: What Should You Know?

It’s tough to go a week without hearing about AI chatbots. They’re everywhere now: on our phones, our laptops, and…

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Advocacy in the Age of Autonomy: Funding for Sexual and Reproductive Health in Africa

Another year, another group of long-suffering post-graduate students at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine have been subjected…

3 weeks ago

AI Will Not Fix Health Care – Leadership Might

There is a moment at the HIMSS Global Health Conference when the conversation shifts. It moves away from what artificial…

4 weeks ago

The Invisible Lifeline: Why Supplies, Not Just Science, Determine Patient Care

In the health system, news coverage naturally gravitates toward breakthroughs. A new therapy, a diagnostic powered by artificial intelligence, or…

2 months ago

Nature as Infrastructure: Why the Urban Tree Is an Investable Asset

I first learned about the urban heat island effect in a high school geography class. It was one of those…

2 months ago

From AI Excitement to Execution: Why Health Leaders Must Now Master the “How”

Artificial intelligence is advancing in health care faster than almost any other technology in modern medical history. According to research…

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The Shift from Pure Modernity to Human-Centered Modernity

Throughout the history of science, it has rarely been the case that any phenomenon has remained permanent and unchanging. Theories,…

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