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Outliers: Treadgate, redux

By Modern Healthcare | April 06, 2013 | Print Magazine

Note to HHS staff: Having two treadmill desks is sufficient to get you in congressional hot water.
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Outliers: Broward Health throws big bucks at Dolphins QB

By Modern Healthcare | April 06, 2013 | Print Magazine

It seems Miami Dolphins quarterback Ryan Tannehill plans to be an orthopedic surgeon one day, and this year he's getting the chance to dabble in the field—without even having to finish med school.
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Outliers: Quotable

By Modern Healthcare | March 30, 2013 | Print Magazine

“We were prepared to do that had we had the votes to do it after the election. Well, the election didn't turn out the way we wanted it to. The monstrosity has ... begun to be implemented, and we're not giving up the fight.”
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Outliers: App offers military providers new coping tool

By Modern Healthcare | March 30, 2013 | Print Magazine

Providers in the Military Health System who are feeling the pressure of caring for our wounded warriors now have one more tool to help them cope.
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Outliers: Treadgate has senator breaking a sweat

By Modern Healthcare | March 30, 2013 | Print Magazine

What's more symbolic of strenuous exertion without progress than a treadmill?The stationary exercise device was both a symbolic and literal target of attacks recently by a prominent Republican against the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation at the CMS.
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Outliers: Patents for DNA shared by humans, cows rankle prof

By Modern Healthcare | March 30, 2013 | Print Magazine

If you're familiar with a certain late-period Marlon Brando movie, recent news could conjure up some creepy images.
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Outliers: Battling Alzheimer's, one cup at a time

By Modern Healthcare | March 23, 2013 | Print Magazine

During Outliers' tenure as a community newspaper reporter, we participated in the journalistic ritual of interviewing women on the occasion of their 100th birthday. One thing those ladies all seemed to have in common was daily consumption of green tea.
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Outliers: Up in smoke?

By Modern Healthcare | March 23, 2013 | Print Magazine

Put this one in the “nobody's perfect” category.
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Outliers: New study shows it's just a baby v. baby kind of world

By Modern Healthcare | March 23, 2013 | Print Magazine

Outliers is getting a kick out of new research that shows babies display “Mean Girls” tendencies from an early age—that cliquish behavior that causes people to bond over, say, a mutual love of pink outfits and ostracize others who prefer math.
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