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Aetna suit claims LGBTQ+ fertility discrimination; skills gaps create security risks

This week's top stories include a lawsuit alleging Aetna discriminates against its LGBTQ+ members by not providing equal access to fertility treatments, a skills gap that is causing security threats, and Elvie launching a smart breast pump.
By HIMSS TV
September 17, 2021
08:17 am
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