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Stat: 5.06%. That’s how much Medicare payment rates will increase for 2026, doubling what was previously proposed. (the Wall Street Journal)

Quote: “The move displays the utmost disrespect for public service. It is clearly designed to force talented scientists and health experts to leave government. It is also an insult to those healthcare professionals in the Indian Health Service who dedicate their lives to providing healthcare services on tribal lands.”—Richard Besser, CEO of the nonprofit Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, on offers to reassign HHS workers on administrative leave to the Indian Health Service (NPR)

Read: Some psychologists are offering free or low-cost therapy for federal healthcare workers. (Stat)

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US stocks rocketed higher on Wednesday as President Trump announced a 90-day pause on tariffs for most countries, yet at the same time upped increasingly ballooning levies on China.

The benchmark S&P 500 (^GSPC) roared up over 9.5%, posting its best day since 2008. The tech-heavy NASDAQ Composite (^IXIC) rallied a whopping 12% for its second-best day on record and its biggest gain since 2001. The Dow Jones Industrial Average (^DJI) was up over 7.8%, or roughly 3,000 points.

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Visualize: How private equity tangled banks in a web of debt, from the Financial Times.

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PODCAST: The State of Mental Health

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PODCAST: Mental Health Conditions are Common

Mental Health Conditions Are Common and Complicate Co-Morbid Medical Diseases As Well.

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By Eric Bricker MD

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7% of the US Adult Population Has Depression.

Depression is Highest Among 18-25 Year Olds at 11%.

19% of US Adults Have Anxiety and 56% of Those with Anxiety Are Impaired By Their Condition.

12% of People with Diabetes Have Associated Depression… Resulting in Missed Appointments, Poorer Diet, Decreased Medication Adherence and Increased Complications.

To Address This Problem, The Intermountain Health System Incorporated a Mental Health Provider in Their Primary Care Clinics.

Results: Improved in Diabetes Care, Decreased Hospitalizations and Decreased ER Utilization.

Treating Mental Health Not Only Improves Mental Wellbeing, But Also Lowers Overall Healthcare Costs as Well.

Disclaimer: Dr. Bricker is the Chief Medical Officer of Virtual Care Company First Stop Health.

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