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Jose Tuells Jose Tuells
Despite the extraordinary scientific success of vaccines, vaccination policy continues to struggle to sustain public trust, legitimacy, and consistent uptake in many contemporary societies. Policy responses to these challenges frequently pr...
Karen Shen,Yang Yang,Jennifer L Wolff et al. Karen Shen et al.
Introduction: Medicaid spent over 129 billion dollars on home- and community-based services (HCBS) in 2022. However, complex financing structures obscure which services are used, who uses them, and how use varies across s...
Neal Masia,Jonathan D Campbell,Yevgeniy Feyman et al. Neal Masia et al.
Background: The 340B program requires pharmaceutical manufacturers to provide discounts on drug purchases to hospitals caring for a large share of vulnerable populations. Recent concerns raised by legislators and regulato...
Marcus A Bachhuber,Ashly E Jordan,Brian J Piper Marcus A Bachhuber
Introduction: Previous studies have identified the United States as a global outlier in stimulant prescribing. Given that stimulant prescribing in the United States has continued to increase, we aimed to provide current i...
Darrell J Gaskin,Kamaria Kaalund,Rachael R McCleary et al. Darrell J Gaskin et al.
Introduction: There are approximately 8.6 million foreign-born older adults (aged 50 and older) in the United States. As immigrants age and transition from the labor force to retirement, maintaining their health and acces...
Amy Witkoski Stimpfel,Nikhil S Padhye,Alberta K Tran et al. Amy Witkoski Stimpfel et al.
Introduction: The consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic on the nursing workforce persist. Methods: We analyzed the latest National Samp...
Samuel L Swift,Mussammat Snigdha Sowrin,Tali Elfassy et al. Samuel L Swift et al.
Background: The United States does not guarantee universal access to employer-based paid time off. Several studies demonstrate the relationship between workplace benefits and cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk. The objecti...
Hadley Stevens Smith,Emilie S Zoltick,Madison R Hickingbotham et al. Hadley Stevens Smith et al.
Introduction: After a patient receives genetic test results that indicate an actionable health condition, cascade genetic screening (CGS) is the process of evaluating the patient's relatives for a potentially elevated gen...
Robin Feldman,Ramy Alsaffar,Tanziuzzaman Sakib Robin Feldman
Introduction: Our study examines modification patents across multiple New Drug Applications (NDAs), employed by pharmaceutical companies to extend patent protections. Ours is the only comprehensive study of modification p...
Grace Beals,Marissa Rivera,Jamila Michener Grace Beals
Background: Federal changes in Medicaid policy are the subject of significant national attention and debate. In contrast, state-level Medicaid policies are more of a black box: difficult to keep track of and much less sal...