The season for respiratory viruses is easing, but it isn’t over yet

The season for respiratory viruses is easing, but it isn’t over yet Hospitalizations for the flu in the U.S. reached the highest level in a decade this holiday season, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). The spread of RSV, or respiratory syncytial virus, appears to be slowing,...

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What are biosimilars and how do they help combat rising drug prices?

What are biosimilars and how do they help combat rising drug prices? A fast-growing class of therapeutic drugs called biosimilars is creating expanded treatment options in certain instances. The result may help lower costs for some patients and the healthcare system overall. For example, the availability of...

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Understanding how trauma impacts maternal health outcomes for Black mothers

Understanding how trauma impacts maternal health outcomes for Black mothers Black mothers report higher rates of anxiety and depression, compared to non-Hispanic white mothers — and yet, oftentimes, they receive the least amount of support. “I just saw the big mental health disparities in the community,...

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Improving children’s well-being with new Comfy-Cozy Space in Seattle

Improving children’s well-being with new Comfy-Cozy Space in Seattle Providing a space for children to feel safe, seen and hopeful, especially as they adjust to changing environments, may be more important than ever. The past two-plus years have been challenging for children and further highlights how...

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Expanding access to healthy food with $50K donation to West Virginia Food Bank

Expanding access to healthy food with $50K donation to West Virginia Food Bank Accessing healthy food can greatly impact a person’s health and well-being. Unfortunately, it’s not always regularly available to far too many individuals and families.  To help expand resources, UnitedHealthcare recently announced a $50,000...

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