Health

Deloitte-Run Medicaid System Denies Benefits to Disabled Residents in Michigan

A Deloitte-run IT system error cut off Medicaid benefits for disabled residents in Michigan, just as new federal work rules threaten to overload state processing networks.

Why 91% of Americans Don’t Know How to Prevent Dementia (And What to Do)

99% of American adults believe brain health is critical, but only 9% actually know how to protect it. A new 2026 Alzheimer's Association report exposes the gap between knowing the risks and taking daily action.

Mental Health AI Faces the MCID Test: When Do Chatbots Actually Bring Relief?

AI chatbots are lowering depression scores on paper, but patients say they don't feel the relief. Here is why the 1980s medical metric 'MCID' is exposing the limits of automated therapy in 2026.

Why Healthcare Reform Fails When Leaders Choose Consensus Over Change

The chronic dysfunction in healthcare isn't just about broken federal systems or tight budgets. It often comes down to individual professionals choosing consensus over necessary change.

Taco Bell Cyclospora Outbreak Traced to Taylor Farms Lettuce Supplier

Michigan alone has reported over 4,300 illnesses and 102 hospitalizations in a widespread cyclospora outbreak linked to Taylor Farms lettuce at Taco Bell locations.

1,645 Cyclosporiasis Cases Confirmed: White House Urges Precaution Over Produce

Health officials are investigating 1,645 confirmed cases of cyclosporiasis across 34 states. Michigan investigators are currently pointing to lettuce and salad greens as a potential source.

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