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Opinion/Guest column: Beacon Hill's steps to safeguard health in MA Original

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By Katherine O'Malley
| Worcester Telegram & Gazette Verified
As Washington continues to sow uncertainty with research cuts, blows to Medicaid and the erosion of public health, Massachusetts spent the last two years reinforcing the parts of the health system that it controls. When state lawmakers concluded their formal legislative session on the evening of July 31, they left no doubt that health policy was at the forefront.
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Fixing long-term care coverage

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By Katherine O'Malley
| McKnight's Long-Term Care News Verified
Every day in the United States, 10,000 people turn 65 – and as more of those aging Americans need help with daily activities, our long-term care crisis grows more urgent. About 70% of older adults will need some long-term care at some point, from help with basic activities like bathing or eating to more complex nursing or memory care. That care is expensive.
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Legal Challenges to AI in Hiring: FCRA Has Entered the Chat

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By Katherine O'Malley
| wisbar.org
Legal Challenges to AI in Hiring: FCRA Has Entered the Chat For the past several years, the use of AI hiring tools has been a hot topic, along with legal challenges to these tools alleging that their algorithms result in discriminatory outcomes. Kate O’Malley discusses a newly filed class action that takes a different approach to challenging AI hiring tools by alleging violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA).
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