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States will be allowed to apply their own definitions of short-term, limited-duration insurance without facing penalties while the federal government reconsiders its policies.

Dr. Joe Thompson, ACHI president emeritus and a professor of pediatrics and public health at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, has been elected to the National Academy of Medicine, a congressionally chartered organization that serves as the scientific academy of the United States.

A new study finds that children whose social media use increased between ages 9 and 13 scored lower on cognitive function tests than those with little or no social media use during those years.

Craig Wilson, JD, MPA, has been chosen to lead the Arkansas Center for Health Improvement as president and CEO following a national search.

The Arkansas Insurance Department has approved an average rate increase of 22.2% for individual health plans for the 2026 plan year, the largest one-year increase on record in the state.