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Georgia: “We Should Be Allowed to Be Data-Driven, ‘Nerdy’ Scientists”
Emergency medicine physician and former CDC Chief Medical Officer Dr. Deb Houry on transparency, trust, and gold standard science at the CDC
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Minnesota: “The Best Case Scenario”
Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) mom and healthcare chaplain Carolyn shares how her infant son became one of the first patients to receive gene therapy Zolgensma…
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Kansas: “We Have to Work on the Lifestyle Stuff”
Obesity medicine physician and OB-GYN Dr. Courtney Younglove on the rise and role of GLP-1s in care
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Arkansas: “Believe in Right and Wrong”
Medical billing expert and patient advocate Kimberly Carleson on the importance of independent claims audits and making patients a name over a number
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North Carolina: “If You Want to Be Trusted, You Need to Act Trustworthy”
Cardiologist-researcher and former FDA Commissioner Robert Califf on what it is like to lead the FDA and the future of innovation in America’s biotech industry
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South Carolina: “Healthcare Should Be the Most Honest Business”
Family medicine physician Jerome on the need for financial transparency in healthcare and the value of direct primary care
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Maryland: “Not a State Where People Rest On Their Laurels”
Physician Associate Clare on the Collaborative Care Model for mental healthcare delivery within the primary care ecosystem and why Maryland may be an underrated state
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West Virginia: “Pride and Self-Reliance”
Health communication professor and researcher Dannell on leveraging the connection of Appalachian culture for cancer prevention efforts
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Wisconsin: “Everyone Benefits From Public Health”
Public health educator Melissa on the global and local sides of public health, lack of Medicaid expansion in Wisconsin, and the state’s beer culture
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Utah: “Understaffed Hospitals Are A Silent Killer”
Healthcare consultant Taylor sounding the alarm on the variability of hospital quality across America
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