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Do you feel buried by a mountain of debt? Perhaps you have multiple credit card bills each month, with balances that are growing. Or, maybe a student loan obligation hounds you. And that car payment sure doesn’t help. There are smart ways to dig your way out of debt. By contrast, pick the wrong way,…
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Hurricane Delta made landfall in the region of Creole, Louisiana on Friday at 18:00 local time, at Category 2 hurricane strength with sustained winds of 100 mph and impacted a region already badly affected by hurricane Laura at the end of August. Image source: The Advocate. Photo by: Bill Feig/AP Having impacted Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula…
Read MoreHere are the ten most popular news articles, week ending 11th October 2020, covering catastrophe bonds, ILS, reinsurance capital and related risk transfer topics. To ensure you never miss a thing subscribe to the weekly Artemis email newsletter updates or get our email alerts for every article we publish. Register for our mid-November reinsurance &…
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“Government officials, regardless of political affiliation, should seek sound medical advice before communicating with their constituents. Appropriate public health information should be shared so that constituents are not harmed by following misinformed medical information. Government officials, news media, and social media platforms should account for the health information they spread. We must combat misinformation during…
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As a physician working in acute care medicine, one of the biggest delights of my job is regularly still having patients from the Greatest Generation. In the United Kingdom, I really enjoyed sitting with them and hearing their stories of mandatory city evacuations during World War 2, rationing, the Blitz, and the huge struggle to…
Read MorePer ATTOM Data Solutions recent report by region, the mid-level forecast shows #foreclosure filings will increase about 80% in the South, rocketing more than three-fold in the West, and by more than double in the Northeast and Midwest. Get help now, visit https://www.wrongfullyforeclosed.com/
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Several months into the pandemic, I received a call from a troubled resident. She had been pulled from her inpatient rotations and was working remotely from home with her husband and one-year-old child. Shortly into our conversation, she confessed the guilt she was feeling at not enjoying the enhanced alone time she now had with…
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Chronic conditions are justifiably an area of broad concern because of their adverse impacts on patients and effects on health care costs. Recently, the COVID-19 pandemic has drawn attention to the role of telemedicine as a powerful tool for revolutionizing chronic condition management. Going forward, the policy question is whether clinicians should have complete flexibility…
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COVID-19 has traumatized the global economy for months now. It is an unprecedented pandemic, and thus, it requires unprecedented support to overcome its impact. In March, law makers passed the CARES Act, which handed out coronavirus stimulus checks of up to $1,200 and other benefits. Most feel that the U.S. government hasn’t done enough compared […]
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During the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists, physicians, and public health epidemiologists have come together, and there has been a surge in research worldwide. Basic science research has been leading the way in developing vaccines and genome sequencing the SARS-CoV-2 strains. The industry has ramped up research on developing antibody tests and viral tests to keep up…
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