Although health care subscriptions offer convenience and access, they may reinforce disparities, particularly for low-income, uninsured, and high-need populations.
Although health care subscriptions offer convenience and access, they may reinforce disparities, particularly for low-income, uninsured, and high-need populations.
Long wait times in Veterans Health Administration can lead to poorer health outcomes. Research shows increasing provider supply may reduce delays and increase access.
Spending time in nature is one of the best things you can do for your health. Try telling that to the Trump admin.
New research reveals unethical practices exploit vulnerable patients in substance use disorder treatment, while state efforts lack sufficient enforcement, funding, and coordination.
Recent FDA staff cuts could lead to decreased oversight of pet food safety, increasing risks of contamination and recalls.
Anti-competitive practices are stifling biotech startups—philanthropy can step in reshape drug innovation
Excerpt Medicare beneficiaries face an onslaught of complex choices and predatory misinformation. Recent qualitative research reveals SHIP counselors’ experiences providing support
Research on suicide prevention efforts for Veterans.
In 2022, the United States spent $4.5 trillion on healthcare—an astonishing $13,500 per person. That’s a level of spending no other country can fathom. We
Federally-funded research on Alzheimer’s and dementia are on the chopping block.
Assessments of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of palliative care are often muddled by confounding and selection bias.
The Lown institute keeps an eye on fraud, waste, and dysfunction in American healthcare, and every year they present the Shkreli awards, named for infamous
Insurance doesn’t pay as much and can be a real hassle to deal with.
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