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Op-Ed: Rhode Island Can Expand Health Care Access by Passing H. 7143/S. 2865 Original

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By Juan Martinez, Juan Martínez, Sen. Jessica de la Cruz
| The Center Square Verified
As Rhode Island families face unaffordable health care costs and limited access to timely care, state lawmakers have a clear opportunity to enact meaningful reform that prioritizes patients. The truth is our healthcare system is burdened by outdated regulations that constrain health care supply, suppress innovation, and limit patient choice. At the heart of this issue are the state’s “Certificate of Need” (CON) laws.
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Groundbreaking 2D Nanomaterial Rolls Into a New Dimension

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By Britt Faulstick, Juan Martinez, Juan Martínez
| SciTechDaily
Drexel researchers have transformed flat MXenes into conductive nanoscrolls with a controllable, tubular structure that improves transport and mechanical performance. Credit: Shutterstock MXene nanoscrolls transform flat 2D materials into conductive 1D structures, unlocking advances in energy storage, sensing, wearables, and superconductivity.
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This Bonobo Just Did Something Scientists Thought Only Humans Could Do

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By Jill Rosen, Johns Hopkins, Juan Martinez, Juan Pablo Martínez
| SciTechDaily
Kanzi, a 43-year-old bonobo living at Ape Initiative, who had been anecdotally reported to engage in pretense and could respond to verbal prompts by pointing. Credit: Ape Initiative A bonobo demonstrated the ability to track imaginary objects in controlled tests, challenging the belief that imagination is uniquely human and hinting at deep evolutionary roots.
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