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This alternative version of Medicare, known as Medicare Advantage, now covers more than half of the program’s 63 million enrollees, or about 34 million Americans — nearly double its share 10 years ago ...

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One standout was Moose Jaw student Ranie Garnes, who used Fusion 360 to design a 3D model of a robotic hand — a project that ...