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Patient infections, falls spiked in hopsitals owned by private equity: study

Patient falls and infections spiked at hospitals that were taken over by private equity firms according to a new study. The study, published Tuesday in the Journal of American Medicine, used data from 100 percent Medicare Part A claims and found that three years after hospitals experienced private equity acquisition, there was a 25.4 percent… ....

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Foundation Friday: Spotlighting efforts to reform the criminal justice system

The NBA Foundation spotlights the Anti-Recidivism Coalition and the Youth Sentencing Reentry Project for their efforts to create a more equitable criminal justice system. ....

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Foundation Friday: Spotlighting efforts to reform the criminal justice system

The NBA Foundation spotlights the Anti-Recidivism Coalition and the Youth Sentencing Reentry Project for their efforts to create a more equitable criminal justice system. ....

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Your rebuttal. but yeah. one statistic would be 69% of americans are not on government funded health care. that s from the journal of american medicine. as for medicare and social security you mentioned, medicare operates roughly with a 3% overhead. private insurance has been up to 26% overhead. just on schools and then i ll bring you back in. on schools we used to have about 200,000 public schools in this country. we now have about 98,000. while private schools have risen. the majority of americans still are in public schools, partly because if you re making 30,000 a year, you cannot afford even the cheapest private schools. my question being, what are the monopolies you re talking about or where would you differ with that characterization? certainly the schools are a good example of that monopoly. like most monopolies, the upper class really has an out. it is the middle class in urban schools. we re talking about the monopoly ....

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