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The Costs of Misdiagnosis fetchAndInjectHTML('/defer-load/edit-this/20019', document.currentScript);

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By John Peabody, Steven Johnson, Othman Ouenes
| Stanford Social Innovation Review Verified
(Illustration by Maria Carluccio) In the early 1990s, I was working in China opening a heart-surgery unit. We had four patients arrive in our 12-bed unit in the same week after being diagnosed elsewhere with “chronic flu.” When we evaluated them, we found that they did not have the flu or a lingering cold—they had heart failure. Fortunately, all four survived—but only because we caught what others had missed.
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Letter: Access shouldn't depend on ZIP code

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By Steven Johnson
| The Forum of Fargo-Moorhead Verified
Recent comments about shifting more control of education to the states raise an important question for rural North Dakota. I have confidence that our state leadership understands the needs of our schools and will act in the best interest of students. The broader issue is whether rural schools across the country—many with limited resources and capacity—will be equally supported if targeted federal programs are reduced or consolidated.
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The myth of local control in North Dakota

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By Steven Johnson
| Jamestown Sun Verified
North Dakota politicians often love to celebrate “local control.” It’s printed in platforms, repeated in campaigns, and sold as the promise that communities can make decisions close to home. But in practice, local control ends the moment it conflicts with state priorities or the interests of powerful industries.
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