A single-digit increase in open enrollment has never looked better. Kern County workers, unless they have an exceptionally generous employer, can generally expect significantly higher health insurance premiums next year – and the possibility of even higher increases in the coming years – due to inflation and pandemic staffing costs that have yet to seep …
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Growing up as the fat kid in her neighborhood on Long Island, 36-year-old Morit Summers hated who she saw in the mirror. She weighed over 200 pounds and doctors put her on fad diets and weight loss surgery. This only worsened his state of mind. Then, when she was 14, her family hired a personal …
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By Virginie Van Zandt The drama and division that has plagued school boards over the past year could come to medical schools next time around – as the medical school grading team battles with dissident professors and groups of activists about diversity and inclusion initiatives. As corporate executives consider hiring freezes and layoffs — even …
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