Elizabeth Bradley Journalist Profile

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County seeks poll workers for general election

Oct 21, 2024 | mcccagora.com | Elizabeth Bradley

Monroe County is hiring poll workers for the upcoming election, according to the county clerk. Annamarie Osment, Monroe County clerk, said that each jurisdiction will have at least three inspectors, though larger jurisdictions usually have many more from differing party affiliations. Osment said workers take an oath, set up polling sites, greet and assist voters, handle ballots, and use tabulators to count the votes in their jobs.
MCCC provides community access to an overdose prevention tool

Sep 23, 2024 | mcccagora.com | Elizabeth Bradley

All around campus there are now Naloxone/Narcan dispensers which are free to use. Narcan is a nasal shot of medicine that can aid with an opioid overdose and clear opioids from a user’s system. MCCC and the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services have partnered to provide the school with the dispensers.
Elizabeth Bradley

Sep 8, 2024 | mcccagora.com | Elizabeth Bradley

My name is Elizabeth Bradley, I am at MCCC to get credits before university to get my master’s in computer hardware engineering. I hope to either own a business one day or work for a tech company, like Google or NVIDIA. I am brand-new when it comes to the Agora. I have never freelanced previously, but I have always had an interest in the connection between news media/journalism and technology.
Exploring the Scope of a Startup Business in Cryptocurrency

Aug 31, 2024 | medium.com | Elizabeth Bradley

### **Exploring the Scope of a Startup Business in Cryptocurrency**The cryptocurrency market has exploded in recent years, creating a fertile ground for startups looking to innovate in this dynamic industry. As blockchain technology matures and digital currencies gain mainstream acceptance, the opportunities for new businesses in the cryptocurrency space are vast and varied. Below are some of the most promising areas for startups in this field. #### 1.
Influence of Patients’ Socioeconomic Status on Clinical Management Decisions: A Qualitative Study

Jun 6, 2024 | annfammed.org | Susannah M. Bernheim |Joseph Ross |Harlan M. Krumholz |Elizabeth Bradley

Abstract PURPOSE Little is known about how patients’ socioeconomic status (SES) influences physicians’ clinical management decisions, although this information may have important implications for understanding inequities in health care quality. We investigated physician perspectives on how patients’ SES influences care. METHODS The study consisted of in-depth semistructured interviews with primary care physicians in Connecticut.
Spring Budget 2024 - will we see material reform?

Feb 29, 2024 | lexology.com | Elizabeth Bradley |Kate Ison |Anne Powell

SUMMARYBudgets are normally stories of two halves. The first half contains the headline-grabbing tax policy reforms that can be encapsulated in a snappy soundbite in the Budget speech, such as “Chancellor scraps the non-dom regime”. The second half typically contains more detailed reform packages, which may involve a significant overhaul of a regime past its sell by date, a complex new initiative or a tightening of a measure that doesn’t work as well as it could.
Impact of the UK’s Autumn Statement 2023 on Real Estate

Nov 22, 2023 | lexology.com | Elizabeth Bradley |Anne Powell

In contrast to recent years, when there has been plenty for real estate tax lawyers to feast on, this Autumn Statement was fairly quiet. Full expensingAfter a prolonged period of time-limited, enhanced reliefs, the Chancellor’s decision to put full expensing on a permanent footing will no doubt provide much-needed certainty for industry. This is critical to attracting long-term investment for the UK.
Exposure To Uncomfortable Ideas Is Key For Growth In Higher Education But Order Of Operations Is Key

Jul 28, 2023 | forbes.com | Elizabeth Bradley

Hours after the SCOTUS ruling regarding affirmative action was posted on June 29, 2023, most college and university presidents were directing their staff to absorb the main messages from the 287-page ruling while also dusting off their pre-prepared statements to send to their communities including alums and parents. Like others, I clicked send and waited for the email deluge. And it came—dozens of emails spanning perspectives from the far left to the far right.
To increase the value of higher education, help more students graduate

May 20, 2023 | thehill.com | Elizabeth Bradley

About 2 million college seniors will graduate this month. Young adults across the country will don academic robes, march two-by-two past their proud, teary families and stand a little taller as they commence into the world of college graduates. But in quadrangles, gyms and auditoriums across the country, fewer chairs will be set up than expected when these students entered college four years ago.