The Harvard Medical School renamed its diversity office and announced changes to several major DEI programs on Wednesday in the latest rollback of diversity infrastructure at Harvard.

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A Frisco physician will pay $3.5 million to settle government accusations that his clinic sought reimbursement for COVID-19 ...

The FUEL of Loveland “Future United Emerging Leaders’” group will get a look at the history and future of downtown Loveland with tours of Casa Sagrada, the Pulliam Building, the Elks Lodge, the ...

Researchers and state medical boards attribute those statistics ... on March 13 that it would transition its DEI program into a new “Office of Academic Excellence and Opportunity” to comply ...

Trump requested almost $18 billion in cuts to the medical ... Programs of Regional and National Significance. The request also seeks unspecified reduced funding levels for the HHS Office of ...

Ms. Woolley cited a recent report by United for Medical Research ... the administration fired everyone working in the office that administers the program. Jan Hoffman and Brad Plumer contributed ...

Yet even as McGill moves to address these shortcomings, it is closing its Social Accountability and Community Engagement office, which was set up after McGill’s medical program was first placed ...

FRANKFORT, Ky. (AP) — Kentucky's auditor said Thursday that her office will investigate the state's medical cannabis program after receiving complaints about the lottery system used to award ...