The two big ways AI is changing health care
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by Chelsea Cirruzzo, Daniel Payne
4M ago
Artificial intelligence is changing the way doctors practice, but also how the health care business runs. Host Chelsea Cirruzzo talks with POLITICO health care reporter Daniel Payne about the ways AI is already used across the medical landscape and how regulators are responding ..read more
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For HHS, AI is an inside job
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by Kelly Hooper, Chelsea Cirruzzo
4M ago
As federal officials scramble to regulate artificial intelligence in health care, HHS has already become one of the top federal agencies using the technology. Host Kelly Hooper talks with POLITICO health reporter Chelsea Cirruzzo about some of the 80 implemented or planned uses of AI by HHS agencies ..read more
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A look back at abortion policy in 2023 and a look forward to 2024
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by Lauren Gardner, Alice Miranda Ollstein
4M ago
Abortion policy changes made since the fall of Roe v. Wade continue to spur ongoing political turmoil nationwide. Host Lauren Gardner talks with POLITICO health care reporter Alice Miranda Ollstein about the most significant developments surrounding abortion this year and what to expect heading into 2024 ..read more
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Fentanyl’s fatal year in review
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by Ben Leonard, Carmen Paun
4M ago
Fatal overdoses of the synthetic opioid have hit record highs in the U.S. Host Ben Leonard talks with POLITICO global health reporter Carmen Paun about the devastating impact of the fentanyl epidemic.     ..read more
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What the USPS is hiding about worker safety
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by Kelly Hooper, Ariel Wittenberg
4M ago
Heat is the second-leading cause of injury to postal workers after slips and falls. Letter carriers are supposed to receive training for dealing with high temperatures, but the Postal Service acknowledged to E&E News that it had in some cases falsified training records, reporter Ariel Wittenberg tells host Kelly Hooper ..read more
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What Biden's new fair price drug policy means
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by Chelsea Cirruzzo, Robert King
4M ago
The Biden administration announced Thursday that drug companies receiving research funding from HHS’ emergency response arm, the Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response, will have to commit to a “fair price” – not more than they charge in other countries. Host Chelsea Cirruzzo talks with POLITICO health care reporter Robert King about the Biden administration's efforts to curb high prescription drug prices.     ..read more
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The future of milestone opioid law
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by Lauren Gardner, Carmen Paun
4M ago
Congress has moved to reup treatment for opioid use disorder as the rate of fatal overdoses remains near record highs in the US. Host Lauren Gardner talks with POLITICO global health reporter Carmen Paun about the role of the SUPPORT Act in the ongoing opioid epidemic ..read more
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How the coming mining boom could upend local health care
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by Ben Leonard, Megan Messerly
4M ago
Mining companies offer good jobs with good benefits that can counterintuitively damage health care access, boosting it for some while hampering it for others. Host Ben Leonard talks with POLITICO health care reporter Megan Messerly about the unintended ripple effects of mining companies' good health benefits plans.   ..read more
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Who’s calling the shots on health care policy now?
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by Alice Miranda Ollstein, Megan R. Wilson
5M ago
Louisiana Republican Mike Johnson's rise to House Speaker and the departure of some key health care policy aides are shifting power on the Hill, giving more sway to the priorities of committee chairs and their senior staffers in the shaping of health care policy in 2024. Host Alice Miranda Ollstein talks with POLITICO health care reporter Megan R. Wilson about the changes.     ..read more
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Dr. Google’s legislative test
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by Lauren Gardner, Ruth Reader
5M ago
Google wants to make your phone a "doctor in your pocket" using artificial intelligence, but lawmakers worry the tech giant and others are innovating too fast before patient protections are set. Host Lauren Gardner talks with POLITICO health care reporter Ruth Reader about artificial intelligence and Washington's drive to regulate.               ..read more
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