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Lessons In Courage: Senator John McCain Did Not ‘Give Up’

Lessons In Courage: Senator John McCain Did Not ‘Give Up’

Update: After discontinuing additional treatment for glioblastoma, John McCain died on Saturday, August 25, 2018 at 4:28 p.m. local time in his Arizona home.  Arizona Senator John McCain, 81, has decided to forgo additional treatment for an aggressive form of brain...

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5 FIFA World Cup Lessons For U.S. Healthcare

5 FIFA World Cup Lessons For U.S. Healthcare

Growing up in Great Neck, a Long Island suburb about twenty miles east of Manhattan, kids my age played baseball, basketball and, when our mothers allowed, tackle football. The thought of playing a game only with our feet and heads made no more sense than walking home...

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Live From AHIP 2018: 5 Global Lessons For U.S. Healthcare

Live From AHIP 2018: 5 Global Lessons For U.S. Healthcare

Here at the America’s Health Insurance Plans (AHIP) annual meeting in San Diego, the roster of speakers reads like list of healthcare’s household names: Atul Gawande (newly announced head of the Amazon-Berkshire-JPMorgan Chase venture), Jo Ann C. Jenkins (CEO of AARP)...

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Remembering My Father & The Greatest Generation

Remembering My Father & The Greatest Generation

This brief excerpt from the book “Mistreated” tells the story of my father’s life and his heroics during the Battle of Normandy. As the world remembers the 75th anniversary of D-Day on June 6,  2019, let’s take a moment to reflect on the bravery and sacrifices of the...

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Lessons From The ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2018

Lessons From The ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2018

The American College of Physicians (ACP) is the largest medical specialty organization in the United States, with 152,000 members in more than 145 countries. On Thursday, the organization kicked off its annual scientific meeting, Internal Medicine 2018 (or #IM2018 as...

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Lessons From The Healthier Kids Foundation (HKF)

Lessons From The Healthier Kids Foundation (HKF)

To the question of whether healthcare is a human right, a privilege or something in between, the results of this month’s reader survey are decidedly, well, undecided. So far, 77% of respondents are willing to pay at least 1% more in taxes if it would mean ensuring...

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