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Alexa Mikhail

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  • Senior Health and Longevity Writer, SHE Media
  • Content Lead and Senior Health Writer, HLTH
New York
As seen in: HLTH, SHE Media, CNN, CNN en Español, CNN International, MSN, MSN Canada, Yahoo Entertainment, Yahoo Life, Estadão, Terra, The Washington Post and
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How Biomarkers and Blood Testing Are Transforming Early Alzheimer’s Detection

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By Alexa Mikhail Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Innovations in early disease detection are poised to rapidly change health care. AI is already being integrated into the early cancer detection process — and early Alzheimer's tests may be reshaping how we think of the neurodegenerative disease. A growing body of research shows that blood tests have a promising future in detecting Alzheimer's.
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The Pulse: Women's Health is Having a Reckoning - The Longevity Gap is Where it Starts

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By Alexa Mikhail Verified
| HLTH
Welcome to our new series The Pulse, covering everything you need to know about the age of intelligent health. From ovarian aging and maternal health to cardiovascular and dementia risk, HLTH USA 2026 is programming the women’s health conversations medicine has been too slow to have. While women live longer than men, they spend 25% longer in poor health.
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If the ACCESS Model works, should it be expanded to Medicaid?

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By Christina Farr, Alexa Mikhail Verified
| Second Opinion Media
The federal government is in full experimentation mode when it comes to payments for managing chronic care. This year, the CMS Innovation Center (CMMI) announced  ACCESS, which stands for Advancing Chronic Care with Effective, Scalable Solutions, a 10-year Medicare model that will reimburse participating chronic disease management programs based on clinical outcomes. The model is getting rolled out first in Medicare, which provides healthcare to millions of seniors.
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