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Public Health
Steve Love: Gun Violence – A Public Health Crisis
U.S. is the only country among its peers that has experienced an increase in firearm deaths over the past two decades.
By Steve Love

News
DFW Healthcare Brief: Prosper Cook Children’s Campus Opens and Recognition for Medical City Plano
Plus Dallas-Fort Worth Hospital Council announces board of trustees for 2023 and the 2022 Pinnacle of Health Award goes to Texas Harris Health Hospital Southlake.
By Shreeya Khatry

Health Systems
Study: North Texas Hospitals Have a $38.4 Billion Economic Impact
Meanwhile, more than half of all hospitals nationwide will have a negative margin this year.
By Will Maddox

Health Systems
Steve Love: Legislation Is Not the Answer to Reducing Healthcare Costs
Collaboration and cooperation are key to reducing healthcare costs, says the DFW Hospital Council President.
By Will Maddox

News
DFW Healthcare Brief: Texas Health Frisco’s $23.6 Million Build Out and U.S. Dermatology Partners Launches Research Institute
Plus DFW Hospital Council's award winners and CPRIT's $2 million recruitment grant for a UTSW researcher.
By Will Maddox
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Business
The Healthcare Cost Crunch: Who Is to Blame?
Each sector can claim the others are at fault for tighter margins; the problem is, they are all correct.
By Will Maddox

Coronavirus
BA.5 Impact: Have Pediatric Vaccinations Already Peaked?
Fortunately, "The time for panic has passed."
By Will Maddox

Coronavirus
The BA.5 Variant Is Taking Hold In Dallas: ‘Don’t Panic, But Use Common Sense’
The spread of the BA.5 variant has caused the CDC to move Dallas' threat level to red.
By Will Maddox

News
DFW Healthcare Brief: CHRISTUS’ New Chief Nursing Executive and Prism Names its CFO
Plus Texas Health receives heart attack care recognition and DFWHC backs violence protection legislation.
By Will Maddox

Insurance & Benefits
Texas’ Uninsured Problem Is About to Get Worse
The end of the public health emergency could spell trouble for those who have qualified for Medicaid coverage during the pandemic.
By Will Maddox