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Even as the labor market has softened, healthcare jobs have stayed plentiful: People spend on healthcare in good times and bad, and thus far, the ability to change bedpans and insert IVs hasn’t been automated.

An epidural is an invasive procedure in which an anesthetic is delivered into the body via a catheter inserted into the lower back.

In the 1990s, early gene therapy efforts relied on inserting new genes into cells using modified viruses.

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The company’s new social media app allows users to create video clips from text prompts and insert themselves into AI-generated worlds.

He inserted himself into the talks, arranging meetings in a bugged office building that allowed federal agents to record every word.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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