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Insurers, employers urge CMS to pause No Surprises arbiter recertifications

The Coalition Against Surprise Medical Billing and the ERISA Industry Committee are asking the CMS to stop approving arbiters until it implements more rigorous standards.

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One Social Media Habit Linked to Anxiety and Depression Symptoms in Teens

The researchers reviewed how five behaviors online affected mental health, such as hostility from others and social comparison.

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