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BART Will No Longer Accept Paper Tickets Starting Nov 30

The Richmond Standard Beginning Nov. 30, BART will no longer accept paper tickets. The transit agency is moving to a Clipper-only fare system and it is rolling out new fare gates that will not accept paper tickets. Riders can now buy a Clipper card without the usual $3 fee via their phones. Clipper is now

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Pharma Money to Oncologists Tied to Nonrecommended Care

These findings raise concerns about the influence industry payments may have on oncologists prescribing practices and quality of patient care.

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Open Payment System Coming Soon To KTM Commuter, LRT, MRT

This new payment system will allow the public to use credit cards, debit cards, and QR codes via the KTMB mobile app (KITS).

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MRTs, LRTs installing systems to accept plastic money

CREDIT and debit cards will be among the payment methods that will soon be available for users of Prasarana-operated public transport in the Klang Valley, said the Transport Ministry.

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Industry payments might lead to more low-value oncology care: Study

A study found oncologists who receive industry payments may be more likely to provide non-recommended and low-value treatment to cancer patients.

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