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This post is the first of a series on financing long-term care in the US. In part one, we provide a brief overview of the long-term care landscape and…
Kofi Ampaabeng
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The prospect of losing Medicaid coverage can discourage higher earnings.
Liam Sigaud
3
Out-of-pocket spending creates direct incentives for consumers to care about quality and value
Liam Sigaud
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Congress should investigate the CDC's misuse of a nearly 80-year-old law to justify an unprecedented expansion of its authority.
Bobbi Herzberg
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Tad DeHaven
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For all its merits, international trade is not a silver bullet for low drug prices.
Justin Leventhal
3
Getting critical medications for my daughter
Kofi Ampaabeng
4
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As Medicaid spending soars, policymakers should draw lessons from CHIP
Kofi Ampaabeng
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Liam Sigaud
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Courage and honesty, not politeness and signaling, will yield optimal results
Kofi Ampaabeng
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Elise Amez-Droz
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Re-aligned incentives and improved oversight by the FDA would benefit patients
Kofi Ampaabeng
and
Justin Leventhal
5
The incentive structures for both researchers and the NIH deserve greater scrutiny
Kofi Ampaabeng
3
A decentralized method of reducing the cost of routine healthcare
Kofi Ampaabeng
and
Justin Leventhal
4
Why a singular focus on increasing health coverage won't deliver the health gains we seek, and detracts from more productive efforts to reform our…
Kofi Ampaabeng
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Liam Sigaud
3
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