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The assumption that U.S. healthcare is currently based on unfettered market principles just isn’t true.

Jun 21

As Medicaid spending soars, policymakers should draw lessons from CHIP

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Aug 19

Re-aligned incentives and improved oversight by the FDA would benefit patients

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Justin Leventhal

Aug 5

Getting critical medications for my daughter

Aug 26

Out-of-pocket spending creates direct incentives for consumers to care about quality and value

Sep 16

Public health institutions and practitioners in the US must work to rebuild trust with Americans.

Jun 21

The prospect of losing Medicaid coverage can discourage higher earnings.

Sep 23

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…

Sep 30

A decentralized method of reducing the cost of routine healthcare

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Justin Leventhal

Jul 22

The incentive structures for both researchers and the NIH deserve greater scrutiny

Jul 29

Reimbursing states differently for the care of original vs. expansion beneficiaries creates bad incentives.

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Elise Amez-Droz

Jul 1

We should incorporate the lessons of the COVID-19 pandemic into our response to the new public health threat.

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Elise Amez-Droz

Jul 8

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