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                    <video:title>‘Protecting the People That Protect the Rest of Us’: Experts Discuss Solutions for a Stronger Health Workforce</video:title>
                    <video:description>At the second annual TIME100 Health Leadership Forum in New York City on Sept. 9, TIME deputy editor Kelly Conniff began a panel discussion about health care professionals’ mental health and well-being by sharing a shocking statistic: roughly half of health workers report feeling burned out.

And according to the three experts who joined Conniff on stage, this issue didn’t just start with the COVID-19 pandemic; that exacerbated it, but burnout among health care professionals has been happening for much longer.</video:description>
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                    <video:title>How Innovations in Health Tech and Reimagining Primary Care Can Help People Live Well, Longer</video:title>
                    <video:description>Breakthrough treatments and innovations in treatment and prevention have dramatically transformed patient outcomes, allowing those with illnesses from cancer to multiple sclerosis to live longer, healthier lives. 

Actor and activist Selma Blair, President and CEO of Blood Cancer United Dr. E. Anders Kolb, and Amazon One Medical Chief Medical Officer Andrew Diamond gathered at the TIME100 Health Leadership Forum, moderated by TIME senior health correspondent Alice Park, in New York City on Sept. 9 to discuss how care is being reimagined because of innovation. Amazon One Medical and Blood Cancer United are sponsors of the TIME100 Health Leadership Forum. </video:description>
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                    <video:description>At a time when the federal government has flagged words like “women” and “health equity” in its crackdown on diversity, equity, and inclusion, health industry leaders say that they’re just trying to continue to do the work that patients need them to do.

“I say that we’ve always kept our eye on the prize for science,” Kalahn Taylor-Clark, head of social impact and sustainability at the biopharmaceutical company Merck, said at the TIME100 Health Leadership Forum, which Merck sponsored, in New York City on Sept. 9. “When we focus on science, we cannot go wrong. We have a lot of programs in our research portfolio that are still focusing on the most vulnerable communities.”</video:description>
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                    <video:description>Shouting broke out on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on Wednesday during a moment of silence for conservative activist Charlie Kirk.
Kirk was fatally shot earlier in the day during an event on Utah Valley University campus in Orem, Utah.
House Speaker Mike Johnson asked House members in the gallery "rise for a moment of prayer for Charlie Kirk and his family." 
But shortly into the silence, Rep. Lauren Boebert, a Colorado Republican, spoke out from the floor to call for a spoken prayer. Democrat representatives quickly yelled back at her in response, leading to a bipartisan shouting match.
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