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Symptoms of Anxiety and Depression in U.S. Adults Remain Elevated
After improving rapidly in early 2021, rates of poor mental health have remained stubbornly high.
Jun 2
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Liam Sigaud
May 2023
The Unseen Realities Behind Mental Healthcare in Schools
More mental health professionals in schools risks worsening shortages elsewhere.
May 26
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Markus Bjoerkheim
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Conservative Health Policy
Pro-market health policy scholars need to articulate a coherent healthcare policy.
May 19
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Kofi Ampaabeng
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How Zero-Harm Policies Hurt Patients and Clinicians
CMS’s single-metric goals have unintended consequences.
May 12
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Elise Amez-Droz
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Nearly 6 in 10 US Adults Say They’ve Been on Medicaid or Have a Loved-One Who Has
Why do so many Americans have a personal connection to a program meant to help the needy?
May 5
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Liam Sigaud
April 2023
Healthcare Isn’t the Place to Solve All Problems
Should scarce, expensive medical staff be deputized for social work?
Apr 28
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Kofi Ampaabeng
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Faster Vaccine Development Could Save Lives, But Would People Trust It?
New data suggest many would.
Apr 21
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Markus Bjoerkheim
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Milica Manojlovic
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Denying Medicaid Crowd-Out Doesn’t Make It Go Away
A White House report claims that Medicaid enrollment gains have not been offset by a decrease in private insurance coverage. They have.
Apr 14
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Liam Sigaud
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How Middlemen Undermine Patient-Centered Care
A new study shows that doctors disregard patient-reported outcome measures.
Apr 7
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Elise Amez-Droz
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March 2023
End of Medicaid’s Continuous Enrollment: What Are the Stakes?
Return Medicaid to the intended beneficiaries.
Mar 31
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Kofi Ampaabeng
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Rapid Antigen Tests: A Missed Opportunity
At $5 per test, RATs were a bargain compared to other public health interventions.
Mar 24
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Markus Bjoerkheim
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.
Mar 17
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Liam Sigaud
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