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Bureau: Chicago
Local coverage frames this as a labor dispute over an unproven scheduling tool; the union's own rally leaned far more on Palantir's ICE and Gaza reputation than on documented clinical harm.
CIDRAP covers this as a screening-behavior story; clinicians on X flag the cost — cervical cancer is being diagnosed later after a third of women in their 20s skipped screening.
CIDRAP frames this as a summer safety brief; the finding that skin-rash risk holds even in clean-testing water means routine E. coli monitoring alone will not catch it.