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Des Moines University is working with local government officials to help future public health experts tackle community health issues. The private medical university announced in a news release Tuesday it has signed a memorandum of understanding with the Polk County Health Department to create an Academic Health Department partnership for training and workforce development. “Public […]
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Brooklyn Draisey
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7/14/26
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A ballot proposal submitted to the Lansing City Clerk’s office would establish a Citizens’ Advisory Healthcare Action Committee in an attempt to combat rising healthcare costs and barriers to care in mid-Michigan and beyond. A press release from Community Action Michigan, a political committee created in April, said that Lansing voters submitted 7,385 signatures to […]
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Katherine Dailey
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7/14/26
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Northwell Health reports five clinician-backed techniques for managing stress and panic attacks: break the loop, release energy, practice mindfulness, change the scene, and create rewards.
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Xavier Jimenez, MD for Northwell Health
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7/14/26
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Idaho health officials on Tuesday reported the first local case of a parasitic intestinal infection that is spreading across the U.S. Idaho’s first case this year of a cyclospora infection was in an Idahoan who traveled out of state before falling ill, Department of Health and Welfare spokesperson AJ McWhorter told the Idaho Capital Sun […]
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Kyle Pfannenstiel
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7/14/26
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A leader in the healthcare industry will join the North Dakota State Board of Higher Education. Gov. Kelly Armstrong on Tuesday announced that Dr. Joshua Deere, president of Grand Forks-based Altru Health System, will join the board. Deere also is a family medicine physician. Deere earned his undergraduate degree from Mayville State University, his medical […]
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North Dakota Monitor staff
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7/14/26
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A nursing home worker accused of failing to evaluate a choking resident who subsequently died has been given a warning by state regulators. The Iowa Board of Nursing recently charged licensed practical nurse Samantha Smith of Burlington with failing to assess or evaluate a patient and committing an act that might adversely affect a patient’s […]
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Clark Kauffman
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7/14/26
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This story was produced by The Margin with support from the Anchorage Press and co-published by KYUK. Jess Zhang reported this story while participating in USC Annenberg’s Center for Health Journalism and Center for Climate Journalism and Communication 2025 Health and Climate Change Reporting Fellowship. Please note this article contains mention of suicide. If you are in […]
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Jess Zhang
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7/14/26
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Advocates for farmers’ right to repair their own equipment without having to rely on expensive repairs from company-certified technicians gained a win last week as several states and the Federal Trade Commission reached a settlement in an antitrust lawsuit against Deere & Company, which builds and sells the popular John Deere line of farm equipment. […]
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Jordan Hansen
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7/14/26
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HousingAnywhere reports that U.S. students often search for housing in central European neighborhoods, which are competitive and costly.
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Ameer Hamza Arbani for HousingAnywhere
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7/14/26
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Sinch reports that many businesses struggle to maintain context across customer service interactions, leading to frustration and diminished loyalty. Effective infrastructure that preserves context is essential for success.
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Noëmie Görander for Sinch
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7/14/26
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