Industry News: Volume 3, Issue 22

Fewer than 1 in 5 eligible Americans up to date with lung cancer screenings By Hannah Docter-Loeb washingtonpost.com - Onlyabout 18 percent of eligible Americans were up to date with their lung cancer screenings in 2022, with compliance rates varying by state and region, according to a study published in JAMA Internal Medicine.

Volume 3, Issue 21: Scott Fuller, Chief of Cybersecurity Practice, CyberPro Partners Discusses Importance of Effective and Proactive Cybersecurity Practices

Dear Colleagues, I am excited to share my article in the June issue of The Self Insurer taking a closer look at weight loss drugs, particularly the GLP-1 prescription weight loss drug, and how a diet and lifestyle are the safest and long-term solutions to a healthier life. Please find this article

Spotlight Interview: Scott Fuller, Chief of Cybersecurity Practice, CyberPro Partners

About Scott Fuller, Chief of Cybersecurity Practice With over two decades of expertise in technology and security leadership, Scott has penned 14 bestselling books on networking, applications, and security. A distinguished member of the Forbes Leadership Council on Technology, he consistently delivers thought-provoking articles to the publication. Scott's expertise has been crucial

Industry News: Volume 3, Issue 21

US has the highest rate of maternal deaths among high-income nations. Norway has zero By Jacqueline Howard edition.cnn.com - The United States continues to have a higher rate of women dying in pregnancy, childbirth or postpartum compared with all other high-income nations, even despite recent declines in the US maternal death rate, a new

Volume 3, Issue 20: David Adamson, MD, Founder and CEO, ARC Fertility Discusses Importance of Integrating Family-Forming Benefits into Employer Packages

Dear Colleagues, Family is a fundamental part of many people’s lives, yet nearly one in six individuals face challenges when forming a family. It is important to recognize the role employers can play in supporting their employees and how employers can address barriers to foster a supportive and equitable workplace environment. In

Industry News: Volume 3, Issue 20

Americans don’t need Biden to dictate their health care coverage By Virginia Foxx washingtontimes.com - Over 150 million Americans get their health care coverage from their employer through employer-sponsored insurance. These plans provide employees with access to high-quality, low-cost health care. The plans also have the flexibility to include added benefits for