Author: Ryan Voyles

Report looks at impact of biased language in medical handoffs

Biased language in clinical handoffs may negatively impact patient care, according to a new report from researchers at the University of Chicago Medicine. The survey-based experiment had participating clinicians hear […]

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Thirteen groups receive $200 million in healthcare transformation capital funds

Thirteen organizations will receive $200 million in state funds to support projects addressing health-related social needs and reducing healthcare disparities in historically underserved communities.

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Raoul joins DOJ, EPA in lawsuits over sewer failures in Metro East communities

Illinois Attorney General Kwame Raoul has joined the U.S. Department of Justice and the federal and state Environmental Protection Agencies to sue two Metro East communities over failures to address their sewer systems.

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Council approves recommendations for sickle cell, high-cost treatments

An advisory council charged with proposing Medicaid financing models for expensive sickle cell disease therapies and other high-cost drugs and treatments signed off last week on a list of recommendations for policymakers.

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UChicago Medicine receives nearly $3 million to bolster diversity in cancer research

The University of Chicago Medicine’s Comprehensive Cancer Center will receive nearly $3 million through two federal grants to expand programs that strive to increase diversity and equity in the cancer research field.

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