HeyJaredLisa Jarvis
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- Sep 17, 2026
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- Jul 12, 2026
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Lisa Jarvis: Healthcare costs have small businesses in an impossible bind (opens the original)
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The healthcare affordability crisis is crushing everyone, but it has become downright calamitous for small businesses. Survey after survey after survey shows that employers expect healthcare costs to rise nearly 10% on average in 2027, a figure that could be twice as high for small firms. Those businesses — a key driver of the U.S. economy — are running out of ways to make the math on healthcare coverage work. Many have been pushed to the breaking point. They need relief, and so do the millions
Lisa Jarvis: As health-care prices leap, don’t fall for White House hype (opens the original)
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Any genuine efforts to lower high U.S. prescription drug prices should be embraced. But President Donald Trump’s latest deal with drug manufacturers to lower those prices, announced Monday, falls far short of the “real relief” from ballooning healthcare costs he has promised. The broader and harsher reality is that U.S. healthcare costs are poised to rise next year at the steepest rate in more than a decade — and the president’s own policies will keep costs increasing for years to come. The nine
Lisa Jarvis: Extreme heat is making it harder for kids to learn (opens the original)
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Each year, schools around the country spend the last weeks of summer break preparing for the day when promising young minds flood through their doors. Yet educators and policymakers too often overlook a crucial step in helping children thrive: developing a plan for extreme heat. The need is becoming more urgent as climate change makes sweltering schooldays more common. The number of extremely hot days — when the heat index hits 90F (32.2C) or more — has been rising across much of the U.S., a fou
Lisa Jarvis: Extreme heat is making it harder for kids to learn (opens the original)
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Each year, schools around the country spend the last weeks of summer break preparing for the day when promising young minds flood through their doors. Yet educators and policymakers too often overlook a crucial step in helping children thrive: developing a plan for extreme heat. The need is becoming more urgent as climate change makes sweltering schooldays more common. The number of extremely hot days â when the heat index hits 90F (32.2C) or more â has been rising across much of the U.S., a
Lisa Jarvis: A cancer vaccine is closer than ever (opens the original)
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Scientists are on the cusp of fulfilling a decades-long quest: to use vaccines to teach the immune system to spot and destroy cancer cells. News that an mRNA cancer vaccine developed by Merck & Co. and Moderna Inc. kept melanoma from returning in a large, late-stage trial marks a critical next chapter for a technology beleaguered by post-pandemic political backlash and years of false starts before then. The concept of cancer vaccines has been kicked around for over a century, and in the past 20
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