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- Sep 14, 2026
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Commentary: Healthcare costs have small businesses in an impossible bind - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 7:59 am Monday, September 14, 2026 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. They need relief, and so do the millions
Commentary: A cancer vaccine is closer than ever - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 7:50 am Monday, August 24, 2026 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 arou
Commentary: Why do we need explosive diarrhea to remind us public health matters? - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Published 7:48 am Thursday, July 16, 2026 This week, public health detectives in Michigan got their first big lead in the cyclosporiasis outbreak that has sickened thousands of people in the state amid a broader national surge. Initial evidence suggests contaminated lettuce or salad greens could be driving infections — though authorities caution that other food sources can’t be ruled out. It’s a welcome break in the race to identify the source of the foodborne infections. It also highlights the
Commentary: The truth about the ACA’s ‘fraudsters’ - The Bulletin (opens the original)
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Millions of Americans have dropped their Affordable Care Act insurance coverage this year. It’s the predictable consequence of Republicans’ decision to allow the expiration of tax credits that put Obamacare plans within reach for many and helped drive the rate of uninsured in the U.S. to historic lows. Without those subsidies, monthly insurance bills went up on average by 58%, according to health policy researchers at KFF — a cost that would have been even higher had many people not switched to
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