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Barrington adding premium commuter parking to Metra station lot at yearly $1,200 cost

Barrington adding premium commuter parking to Metra station lot at yearly $1,200 cost

Barrington is less than one month away from starting its new premium commuter parking program and officials s…

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'Skevanston' native explores Skokie and Evanston through podcast conversations

'Skevanston' native explores Skokie and Evanston through podcast conversations

Aaron Masliansky was born and raised in Skevanston. Not familiar? Masliansky defines the suburban enclave as …

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CVS takes aim at 'hyperinflated' drug costs: With drug prices increasing five times the rate of i...

CVS takes aim at 'hyperinflated' drug costs: With drug prices increasing five times the rate of i...

With drug prices increasing five times the rate of inflation, CVS Health is working to make prescriptions mor…

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More comprehensive drug monitoring programs could save Medicaid $155M: States with more comprehen...

More comprehensive drug monitoring programs could save Medicaid $155M: States with more comprehen...

States with more comprehensive prescription drug monitoring programs saw hospital use and opioid prescription…

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Lincolnwood takes powers from mayor, gives to village manager

Lincolnwood takes powers from mayor, gives to village manager

Lincolnwood's Board of Trustees voted unanimously to transfer hiring authority for key village staff from the…

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Norridge OKs funding for several small road patching projects

Norridge OKs funding for several small road patching projects

Norridge OKs funding for several small road patching projects

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Novo and Lilly race to bring next-generation GLP-1s to market

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Novo Nordisk and Eli Lilly are working to bring the next generation of GLP-1s to market. The two pharma giants have already made billions from their blockbuster diabetes drugs Ozempic and Mounjaro as well as their weight loss counterparts Wegovy and Zepbound. Now, they’re looking to create more effective versions of these medications that could also treat a range of other conditions such as heart and kidney disease.
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Oracle Health launches AI-powered patient portal

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By Maia Anderson Verified
| Healthcare Brew Verified
Oracle Health, the second-largest electronic health record (EHR) vendor in the US, released on August 12 a new AI-powered patient portal it says will help reduce clinicians’ administrative burden. The move comes as Oracle is gearing up to compete with Epic, which introduced its own EHR-integrated AI tools named Emmie, Art, and Penny last August.
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Healthcare marketers are adjusting to shifting expectations

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Healthcare marketing is evolving in the face of potential new regulations, budding technology, and new modes of advertising. In what could be the most consequential change, President Donald Trump last September issued a memorandum directing the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to get rid of what’s known as the “adequate provision” loophole.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, but not for anything professional.

How do you prefer to be pitched on stories?

Send me a quick email describing the story.

Why did you become a journalist?

Growing up writing was always my coping mechanism and I loved telling stories. Journalism provides me the chance to do what I love.

Awards

Society of Professional Journalists Award

2019 - General News Reporting

I was a finalist for a piece called Words Matter: The reality of Muslim-Americans, which I wrote alongside Madeline Mitchell.

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