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The following post by Dr. Zilin Wang  describes the frustration faced by physicians whose treatment plan for their patients run afoul of insurance mandated cost-savings requirements that delay access to needed services: This week, insurance companies have put me in the awkward position. I will be wrong no matter what I would do. One of my patients has abnormally high on special cholesterol called LP(a). It is the worst cholesterol that you can have causing plaques building up

Barcelona is a city that was designed to make you look up — to marvel at curves, towers, and spirals that seem to defy logic yet feel perfectly balanced. It’s a place where art and structure, chaos and calculation, coexist in harmony. And that makes it the perfect host for Building Bridges: Hospitals & International Private Medical Insurance , March 11–13, 2026. As The New York Times recently explored in “ Barcelona Is Made of Math ,”  even the city’s most iconic landmarks a

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