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Business

Wellness Brand Neora’s Victory May Not Be Good News for Other Multilevel Marketers. Here’s Why

The ruling was the first victory for the multilevel marketing industry against the FTC since the 1970s, but may spell trouble for other direct sales companies.
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News

Methodist Charlton Names New CEO and Steward Offloads Five More Hospitals for $1.1 Billion

Plus Texas Health Mansfield's new president and CEO, TimelyCare recognized by EY, and more.
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Healthcare

North Texas Healthcare Compensation: Who’s On Top?

Executives at Tenet Healthcare, McKesson Corp., and CHRISTUS Health lead the way.
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Medical City Dallas’ New CEO and Hospitals Recognized for Price Transparency

Plus Texas Urology Specialists expands in North Texas and Business Group on Health honors Texas Health.
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Healthcare

Convicted Dallas Anesthesiologist Could Face 190 Years for ‘Toxic Cocktails’ in IV Bags

Dr. Raynaldo Ortiz worked at the Baylor Scott & White Health facility after spending time in jail for shooting a dog and previous Texas Medical Board discipline.
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Policy

As Mississippi Nears Medicaid Expansion, Could Texas Be Next?

An Episcopal Health Foundation study found that Texas loses $7 billion in healthcare and lost productivity costs each year due to health disparities.
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DFWHC’s Steve Love Named Chair-Elect of Irving Chamber and Medical City Again Wins ‘Best Place to Have a Baby’

Plus Red River Hospital's New CEO and Texas Recognized by Fortune as Best Place to Work.
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Healthcare

The Local Hospital Using Heat to Treat Cancer

First Baptist Medical Center is one of the only places in the country offering the innovative treatment.
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Healthcare

How Lantern Pharma’s AI Is Changing the Game

The precision oncology medicine company guided three drugs in the trial pipeline with uncommon efficiency.
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Crime

Irving Man Sentenced for $7 Million COVID Testing Fraud

After being charged in 2022 and pleading guilty last fall, Terrance Barnard was sentenced to seven years for defrauding private insurers with stolen patient data.
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