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Sunday, April 2, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs

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Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil recently joined Susan Morse,
executive editor of Health Care Finance News, on an episode of HIMSSCast
to discuss health care spending and growth in the US. Listen to the
podcast here
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In a new Health Policy Brief
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published this week, Dariush Mozaffarian outlines how measuring and
addressing nutrition security can help achieve health and health equity.

In the brief, Mozaffarian discusses the evolution of health care, public
health, and policy toward nutrition security. Key points in the brief
include:

* New screening tools and interventions for nutrition security should be
centered on the assessment and consideration of health equity.

* Population-level interventions include, among others, federal
nutrition programs; nutritional standards for food procurement by
worksites, schools, prisons, and other institutions; retail and
restaurant labeling and guidelines; and tax credits to support local and
regional food sector innovation and entrepreneurship.

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Health Affairs Branded Post:

Supporting Doula Care for Healthy Birth Outcomes: A Conversation with
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A Health Podyssey: Michelle Mello On Public Health Law Modernization And
Rebalancing
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Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Michelle Mello from
the Center for Health Policy at the Stanford University School of
Medicine about her recently published paper assessing public health laws
during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This Week: The Controversy Around Pharmacy Benefit Managers
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Leslie Erdelack and Marianne Amoss discuss the recent antitrust lawsuit
against Express Scripts and Prime Therapeutics regarding pharmacy
benefit managers and alleged collusion to share drug pricing
information.

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Featured This Week

Accounting For Social Risks In Medicare And Medicaid Payments
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Robert L. Phillips et al.

Born On Third Base: Medicare Advantage Thrives On Subsidies, Not Better
Care
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Richard Gilfillan and Donald M. Berwick

Incorporating Prevention Into Mandated Substance Use Training For Health
Care Providers
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Linda Richter et al.

Long COVID: Incidence, Impacts, And Implications
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David Putrino

CMS Can Fix Medicare Vaccine Coverage To Protect Seniors From RSV
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Richard Hughes IV

A Texas Judge Just Invalidated The Preventive Services Mandate. What
Happens Next?
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Nicholas Bagley and A. Mark Fendrick

Comforting And Empowering Families In The ICU Waiting Room
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Steffie Woolhandler

Thinking Differently About Multicancer Early Detection Screening Tests
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Karen E. Knudsen and Phillip G. Febbo

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The "Inverse Care Law" refers to...

* The law that people receive care

* The relationship between the need for health care and its utilization

* A mandate that dictates how care can be provided

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