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Wednesday, May 31, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs

Dear John,

Tomorrow, join Alan Weil for a free virtual event with Carrie Colla
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the outgoing Director of Health Analysis at CBO.

We regularly host exclusive virtual events for Health Affairs Insiders.
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through the end of June.

May Forefront Highlights

If you're only reading our journal, you're missing out on a lot of
health policy analysis that we publish on Health Affairs Forefront.

We regularly publish one-three fresh articles on Forefront daily.
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Here's a whistle-stop tour of what you may have missed this month.

Ezekiel Emanuel predicted nine health care megatrends over three
articles. Here's the first installment
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CMMI's Dora Lynn Hughes outlined the center's first year of progress on
advancing health equity
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and what's to come.

Abbe Gluck and Lawrence Gostin share why the end of the public health
emergency really matters
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In the Provider Prices in the Commercial Sector series, Sabrina Corlette
argues that health plan price transparency data are an absolute mess.
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Olivia Weinstein and colleagues posit why current "food is medicine"
solutions are falling short
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Finally, Forefront published a summary
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of our recently published ahead-of-print article from the Congressional
Budget Office on insurance coverage projections in the next decade.

One of the study's key findings was the current unprecedented low
uninsurance rate is attributable to temporary policies enacted during
the COVID-19 pandemic, which kept beneficiaries enrolled in Medicaid and
enhanced the subsidies available through the health insurance
Marketplaces.

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Elsewhere At Health Affairs

Today in Forefront, John Auerbach and Claude Earl Fox argue LGBTQ+
health is an essential component of public health equity efforts
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Also, Katherine LeMasters and colleagues share lessons learned from
COVID-19 and HIV
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in carceral settings.

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Daily Digest

LBBTQ+ Health Is An Essential Component of Public Health Equity Efforts
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John Auerbach and Claude Earl Fox

Solitary Confinement Under the Guise of Public Health: Lessons Learned
From COVID-19 and HIV
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Katherine LeMasters et al.

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José Figueroa on the State of Dual Eligibles in Integrated Care
Programs

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During May, we're highlighting influential Asian American, Native
Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander voices and organizations who have made an
impact on health equity and policy.

In the May 2023 Narrative Matters column, Albert Siu shares his sister's
experience in the hospital where she was given only a few hours to
choose a rehabilitation facility
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after she was stabilized from hip fracture surgery. Siu examines the
role of patient advocacy - or lack thereof - in situations like
this.

 

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