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Medicaid Expansion: Who Are We Talking About?
To usefully interpret research on Medicaid expansion, it’s crucial to recognize the populations being studied – and those being left out.
Liam Sigaud
Mar 17
3
Biden Budget: Summary and Assessment of Medicaid Items
More government involvement and no debt reduction in sight.
Peter Nelson
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Elise Amez-Droz
Mar 10
1
Rapid Antigen Tests: A Missed Opportunity
At $5 per test, RATs were a bargain compared to other public health interventions.
Markus Bjoerkheim
Mar 24
Politicization of Medicine and Science is Dangerous
The reckoning has begun; it must lead to a pursuit of truth over dogma.
Kofi Ampaabeng
Mar 3
2
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Congress Limits the Number of Doctors
Justin Leventhal
1
A Frustrating Experience
Kofi Ampaabeng
7
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The Myth of American Free-Market Healthcare
Liam Sigaud
7
The Disappearance of Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Spending
Liam Sigaud
7
Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals?
Markus Bjoerkheim
and
Hannah Cho
4
Medicaid and CHIP: A Tale of Two Funding Structures
Kofi Ampaabeng
and
Liam Sigaud
6
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It’s Not Just the Private Sector: International Spending Comparisons Reveal High Spending in our Public Healthcare Programs, Too
Governments in the US control more per-capita health spending than most countries spend from public and private sources combined.
Liam Sigaud
Feb 24
4
Healthcare Legal Landscape Post-COVID: Everything You Need to Know
Breaking down the effects of the end of the public health emergency and the omnibus bill on Medicaid and other healthcare programs
Elise Amez-Droz
and
Martyna Pawluk
Feb 17
1
If Medicaid Expansion Saves Lives, We Still Don't Know How
A famous study can easily be misinterpreted.
Markus Bjoerkheim
Feb 10
4
Debt Ceiling and Healthcare Entitlement Reforms
We can’t get the debt under control without changing the way we pay for healthcare.
Veronique de Rugy
and
Elise Amez-Droz
Feb 3
1
Advocates of Medicaid Expansion Claim It Saves Lives. The Evidence Isn’t So Clear.
New research fails to detect a relationship between Medicaid expansion and mortality.
Liam Sigaud
Jan 27
2
COVID-19 Policies: Will There Be a Reckoning?
Market-based healthcare policy solutions
Kofi Ampaabeng
Jan 20
1
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Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals?
Probably. But you have to know how to look.
Markus Bjoerkheim
and
Hannah Cho
Jan 13
4
Medicaid Eligibility Reviews Will Resume in April
And that’s a good thing. But we need longer-term solutions to fix Medicaid.
Markus Bjoerkheim
and
Liam Sigaud
Jan 6
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Congress Limits the Number of Doctors
Justin Leventhal
1
A Frustrating Experience
Kofi Ampaabeng
7
1
The Myth of American Free-Market Healthcare
Liam Sigaud
7
The Disappearance of Out-of-Pocket Healthcare Spending
Liam Sigaud
7
Is the Surgery Center of Oklahoma Cheaper than Hospitals?
Markus Bjoerkheim
and
Hannah Cho
4
Medicaid and CHIP: A Tale of Two Funding Structures
Kofi Ampaabeng
and
Liam Sigaud
6
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