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Lawmakers, officials grapple with health impacts of heat …

WebFrom mandated rest breaks for workers to ensuring there’s enough housing, Congress, health officials, and advocates are pushing for solutions to help weather extreme heat.

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Healing from the pandemic in Indian Country: What’s …

WebAfter approving hundreds of millions of dollars to handle the mental-health fallout from COVID-19, lawmakers discuss what more needs to be done.

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Q+A with Adm. Rachel Levine

WebThe HHS assistant secretary discusses the health implications of climate change.

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Clifton Porter II – Diversity in Advocacy

WebClifton Porter II entered the field after volunteering at a nursing home, and from 1991 to 1998 he was an administrator at nursing facilities in Northern Virginia. In 1998, while …

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Rachel Levine – Biden's Policy Pros

WebTrailblazing Health Official. LEARN MORE. Vignette, a service through National Journal Research, is an essential tool for government affairs teams that need to understand the …

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David Kessler – Biden's Policy Pros

WebOutspoken and pragmatic researcher who draws on his own past health struggles and rejects the politicization of public health. Believes in thorough enforcement of FDA …

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Jake Jones – Diversity in Advocacy

WebNJ VIGNETTE. Leveraging over two decades of experience in finance and legislative roles, Jake Jones represents automaker Daimler AG’s financial interests and serves as a …

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Bobby Watts – Biden's Policy Pros

WebHe advocates for housing as a human right and argues that ending homelessness is a moral imperative. Earlier this year, President Biden named Watts a member of the White …

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How Immigrant Doctors Became America's Next …

WebA Florida university that helps physicians credentialed in their homelands train as nurses is adding much-needed diversity to the health care workforce — and caring for minority …

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Nearing a ‘cliff’: Shortage of infectious-disease doctors could

WebIn this Nov. 19, 2020, file photo, medical personnel prepare treat a COVID-19 patient at Providence Holy Cross Medical Center in Los Angeles. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong, File)

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Lack of Diversity in Medical Research Is Bad for Your Health

WebLack of Diversity in Medical Research Is Bad for Your Health Low participation of minority populations in clinical trials can lead to development of medicines that are dangerous for …

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Our Culture – National Journal

WebOur mission is to serve government affairs, lobbying, and business professionals with the intelligence and tools they need to save time, increase efficiency, and deliver success. …

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Key Senate health committee could be led by Paul, Sanders in 2023

WebKey Senate health committee could be led by Paul, Sanders in 2023 With the midterm elections and several retirements, there’s a possibility Sens. Rand Paul and Bernie …

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Suzanne Somers's Bad Medicine

WebThe actress' phony quotes are the least concerning part of her Wall Street Journal column.

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Health officials continue to navigate post-pandemic vaccine …

WebThe end of the COVID-19 health emergency shifted vaccine distribution to the private sector, creating logistical hurdles for state and local health departments.

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The Subminimum Wage Has Been Stuck at $2.13 Since 1991

WebRepeat, two dollars and 13 cents. For 23 years. The Subminimum Wage Has Been Stuck at $2.13 Since 1991 Repeat, two dollars and 13 cents.

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Life In Brief Quick Summary

Web2 optimism about the direction of the U.S. economy as COVID-19 spread in March 2020 Wrote op-eds with key WH figures, including

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Quorum Call Episode 163: The Coronavirus Campaign

WebNew York Gov. Andrew Cuomo speaks beside Rear Adm. John Mustin after the arrival of the USNS Comfort, a naval hospital ship, at Pier 90 in New York on March 30.

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