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As seen in: Medscape, University Affairs, Affaires Universitaires, Journal of STEM Education : Innovations and Research
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Canadians need universities — and so will their next government - University Affairs

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By Gabriel Miller Verified
| University Affairs Verified
Imagine a world without doctors, nurses, engineers, teachers or scientists. A world without cutting-edge technological research, life-saving medicine, or decades of innovation that have shaped the way we communicate. A place where earning a degree isn’t an option, where career ambitions are blocked and higher salaries are out of reach. Each of these scenarios is rooted in higher education.
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Limited Internet Access in Underserved Communities Could Drive Disparities in Telehealth Utilization

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By Emily Meredith Gillen, Robin Duddy-Tenbrunsel, Gabriel Miller Verified
| The Medical Care Blog
Telehealth–the ability for providers to care for patients using computers, tablets, or smartphones–has the potential to expand access to healthcare by allowing people to interact with providers remotely. However, there are disparities in access to the technology that makes it possible to use telehealth. For example, in analyzing Census data on availability of widely used technologies (i.e., computers and internet), there are substantial differences in access to broadband.
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Bret Stetka, Long-Time Medscape Editor, Dies at 43

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By Gabriel Miller Verified
| Medscape Verified
Medscape is mourning the loss of Bret Stetka, MD, an executive editor who covered neuroscience with curiosity and authority for the last 15 years. Stetka, who was 43, died on August 6 after a brief illness. Bret Stetka, Long-Time Medscape Editor A nonpracticing physician, Stetka was equally comfortable writing about complex science for an audience of neuroscientists as he was documenting the effect of modern technology on the mind for a broader audience.
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