Posted: 1:53 p.m. EST Dec 2, 2021
How Black Entrepreneurs Are Changing The Culture Of Health Care
Black business leaders are using technology to improve health care for people of color.
How Black Entrepreneurs Are Changing The Culture Of Health Care
Scripps
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Workers getting closer to starting strike against Kaiser Permanente
Their contract expired over the weekend and both sides have yet to settle on new terms. The clock is running out for a contract agreement.
CDC to recommend antibiotic pill to prevent STDs
The recommendation says 200 milligrams of doxycycline must be taken within 72 hours of sexual intercourse in order to be effective.
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What's driving long wait times at the doctor's office?
Breaking down factors behind wait times and exploring alternatives patients are looking into in order to be seen.
University now offers social media degrees for aspiring influencers
A college in Carlow, Ireland, will begin offering Bachelor of Arts degrees in content creation and social media.
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Couple gave all their money to home builders. Now they're homeless
The state of Tennessee has launched an investigation after a couple paid $165,000 to UBuildIt Nashville but are now living in their car.
Dish Network faces FCC's first-ever space junk fine
Dish Network was fined $150,000 for not moving a defunct satellite far enough away from the orbit of other communication satellites.
