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How Donald Trump's Abortion Policy May Impact Women's Reproductive Rights Globally
In the aftermath of the US election, much focus has been on the consequences for abortion rights across the US, and whether this will affect state-led initiatives to roll back restrictive legislation.
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Study Abroad: How Foreign Education Enhances Career Prospects
Industries such as technology, finance, consulting, and healthcare seek graduates who have been exposed to different educational systems.
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US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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"Incredible": US Vlogger Says She Is "Blown Away" By India's Healthcare System
The entire process cost her $14 (approximately Rs 1,100). "I'm blown away, this is incredible," she said.
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Indian American Physician, 51, Pleads Guilty To Healthcare Fraud
A 51-year-old Indian American physician from the Chicago area has pleaded guilty to a federal healthcare fraud by billing Medicaid and private insurers for nonexistent services.
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"Broken" Healthcare A Key Issue For UK Voters Ahead Of Elections
The NHS, created after World War II to provide free healthcare to all, is a shadow of its former self, weakened by years of underfunding and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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LinkedIn Ranks Top 10 Companies To Work For In The US
According to LinkedIn, the best companies to work for cover industries from technology and healthcare to financial services.
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India on Par With the US for AI Incubation Thanks to Larger, Tech Savvy Population: QX Lab AI CEO
QX Lab AI says India is on par with the US in terms of AI incubation and adoption. In a recent conversation with Gadgets360, the CEO of the UAE-based company said up until now only the US was seen as a hub for tech innovation and trials but times have changed. Healthcare, cybersecurity, logistics, education, and automation are among top sectors th...
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Deadly Fungal Infection 'Candida Auris' Spreading In US Rapidly: All You Need To Know
Doctors caution that infection can be potentially hazardous due to its high fatality rate, drug resistance, and its ability to easily spread in healthcare facilities
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US Army Veteran Regains Sight After World's First Eye Transplant In New York
Doctors in New York have conducted what they claim to be the first-ever complete eye transplant on a man, though the restoration of his vision remains uncertain.
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Indian Pleads Guilty To $ 11.5 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
Indian Chintan Anjaria, who owns a marketing company in India has pleaded guilty to a massive USD 11.5 million healthcare fraud, Attorney for the United States Vikas Khanna announced Thursday.
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Over 75,000 US Healthcare Workers Go On Strike Over Wages, Staff Shortages
More than 75,000 employees at Kaiser Permanente began one of the largest healthcare worker strikes in recent US history on Wednesday after failing to resolve a dispute over staffing levels.
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Indian National Convicted For Orchestrating $2.8 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
An Indian national has been convicted by a federal jury in Michigan for orchestrating a USD 2.8 million healthcare fraud and engaging in money laundering.
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US Woman Killed Mother By Stabbing Her 30 Times After She Discovered Her College Secret: Police
Sydney Powell of Akron was found guilty of murder, felonious assault and tampering with evidence in the death of healthcare worker Brenda Powell, 50.
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Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
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How Donald Trump's Abortion Policy May Impact Women's Reproductive Rights Globally
In the aftermath of the US election, much focus has been on the consequences for abortion rights across the US, and whether this will affect state-led initiatives to roll back restrictive legislation.
-
Study Abroad: How Foreign Education Enhances Career Prospects
Industries such as technology, finance, consulting, and healthcare seek graduates who have been exposed to different educational systems.
-
US Election 2024: Key Issues For Gen Z Voters And Who They Are Voting For
Gen Z voters are focusing on several key issues including climate change, social justice, economic opportunities, healthcare access, and student debt relief.
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"Incredible": US Vlogger Says She Is "Blown Away" By India's Healthcare System
The entire process cost her $14 (approximately Rs 1,100). "I'm blown away, this is incredible," she said.
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Indian American Physician, 51, Pleads Guilty To Healthcare Fraud
A 51-year-old Indian American physician from the Chicago area has pleaded guilty to a federal healthcare fraud by billing Medicaid and private insurers for nonexistent services.
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"Broken" Healthcare A Key Issue For UK Voters Ahead Of Elections
The NHS, created after World War II to provide free healthcare to all, is a shadow of its former self, weakened by years of underfunding and the Covid-19 pandemic.
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LinkedIn Ranks Top 10 Companies To Work For In The US
According to LinkedIn, the best companies to work for cover industries from technology and healthcare to financial services.
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India on Par With the US for AI Incubation Thanks to Larger, Tech Savvy Population: QX Lab AI CEO
QX Lab AI says India is on par with the US in terms of AI incubation and adoption. In a recent conversation with Gadgets360, the CEO of the UAE-based company said up until now only the US was seen as a hub for tech innovation and trials but times have changed. Healthcare, cybersecurity, logistics, education, and automation are among top sectors th...
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Deadly Fungal Infection 'Candida Auris' Spreading In US Rapidly: All You Need To Know
Doctors caution that infection can be potentially hazardous due to its high fatality rate, drug resistance, and its ability to easily spread in healthcare facilities
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US Army Veteran Regains Sight After World's First Eye Transplant In New York
Doctors in New York have conducted what they claim to be the first-ever complete eye transplant on a man, though the restoration of his vision remains uncertain.
-
Indian Pleads Guilty To $ 11.5 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
Indian Chintan Anjaria, who owns a marketing company in India has pleaded guilty to a massive USD 11.5 million healthcare fraud, Attorney for the United States Vikas Khanna announced Thursday.
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Over 75,000 US Healthcare Workers Go On Strike Over Wages, Staff Shortages
More than 75,000 employees at Kaiser Permanente began one of the largest healthcare worker strikes in recent US history on Wednesday after failing to resolve a dispute over staffing levels.
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Indian National Convicted For Orchestrating $2.8 Million Healthcare Fraud In US
An Indian national has been convicted by a federal jury in Michigan for orchestrating a USD 2.8 million healthcare fraud and engaging in money laundering.
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US Woman Killed Mother By Stabbing Her 30 Times After She Discovered Her College Secret: Police
Sydney Powell of Akron was found guilty of murder, felonious assault and tampering with evidence in the death of healthcare worker Brenda Powell, 50.
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Google's Medical AI Chatbot, Med-PaLM 2 Being Tested In US Hospitals: Report
The AI chatbot which has been in use since April aims to answer medical queries and facilitate conversations on health-related matters.
