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Jesse Pines

Arlington, United States
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Covers:  healthcare, innovation, artificial intelligence, value-baed care, emergency medicine, integrative medicine
Physician, researcher, policy, economics, innovation, wellness @USACSolutions @Forbes @GWSMHS

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Jesse Pines, MD, MBA, MSCE, is Chief of Clinical Innovation at US Acute Care Solutions, the nation's largest physician-owned acute care group. In this role, Dr. Pines leads efforts in artificial intelligence, alternative payment models, telemedicine, research, and other innovations. He also serves as Director of the USACS Fellowship in Clinical Innovation. He is a clinical professor of emergency medicine at George Washington University (GW), and a professor of emergency medicine at Drexel Unive…

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The UK Passes A Lifetime Smoking Ban. Could America Be Next?

The UK Passes A Lifetime Smoking Ban. Could America Be Next?

The U.K. just banned cigarette sales to anyone born after 2008. A doctor explains what the landmark Tobacco a…

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What Trump's Ibogaine Executive Order Means For Veterans With PTSD

What Trump's Ibogaine Executive Order Means For Veterans With PTSD

Trump signed an executive order to speed ibogaine research for veterans with PTSD. A doctor explains what the…

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RFK Jr. Pushes To Expand Access To Peptides. A Doctor Explains The Risks

RFK Jr. Pushes To Expand Access To Peptides. A Doctor Explains The Risks

A physician examines whether the FDA's loosening of wellness peptide restrictions means these compounds are a…

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New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Nearly Doubles Survival. Here's What Patients Should Know

New Pancreatic Cancer Drug Nearly Doubles Survival. Here's What Patients Should Know

Daraxonrasib, a new pancreatic cancer drug, cut the risk of death by 60% in a Phase 3 trial. A doctor explain…

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Prior Authorization Reform Is Here - And It Could Change How Millions Get Care

Prior Authorization Reform Is Here - And It Could Change How Millions Get Care

Prior authorization forces doctors to spend 13 hours a week fighting insurers. New federal rules are changing…

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Are Nicotine Pouches Like Zyn And VELO Safe To Use? A Doctor Answers

Are Nicotine Pouches Like Zyn And VELO Safe To Use? A Doctor Answers

Zyn nicotine pouches are FDA-authorized but can pose health risks. A doctor breaks down 7 risks from gum dama…

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4 World Cup Health Tips For 2026: An ER Doc’s Guide To Staying Healthy Original

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By Jesse Pines
| Forbes
EAST RUTHERFORD, NEW JERSEY - MAY 01: A general view of MetLife Stadium ahead of the 2026 World Cup at New York New Jersey Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. (Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty Images) Getty Images The 2026 FIFA World Cup is officially here, starting June 11 in Mexico City and running through July 19 at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
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Survey: Over 50% Of Medicaid Enrollees Unaware Of 2027 Work Mandates

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By Jesse Pines
| Yahoo
A quiet countdown is underway in American healthcare. On January 1, 2027, millions of Medicaid enrollees will be required to document 80 hours per month of work, job training, education, or community service or risk losing their health coverage. Yet according to a new survey from The Health Management Academy, more than half of those enrollees have no idea it's coming. The survey was conducted in April 2026 among 1,974 adults currently enrolled in Medicaid.
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Survey: Over 50% Of Medicaid Enrollees Unaware Of 2027 Work Mandates

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By Jesse Pines
| Forbes
Millions of Medicaid enrollees may face coverage loss in January 2027 if new work requirements take effect as planned. getty A quiet countdown is underway in American healthcare. On January 1, 2027, millions of Medicaid enrollees will be required to document 80 hours per month of work, job training, education, or community service or risk losing their health coverage. Yet according to a new survey from The Health Management Academy, more than half of those enrollees have no idea it's coming.
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