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Here's a whistle-stop tour of what you may have missed last month.

Ezekiel Emanuel predicted nine health care megatrends over three articles. Here's the first installment.

CMMI's Dora Lynn Hughes outlined the center's first year of progress on advancing health equity and what's to come.

Abbe Gluck and Lawrence Gostin share why the end of the public health emergency really matters.

In the Provider Prices in the Commercial Sector series, Sabrina Corlette argues that health plan price transparency data are an absolute mess.

Olivia Weinstein and colleagues posit why current "food is medicine" solutions are falling short.

Finally, Forefront published a summary of our recently published ahead-of-print article from the Congressional Budget Office on insurance coverage projections in the next decade.

A Health Podyssey: José Figueroa on the State of Dual Eligibles in Integrated Care Programs

Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews José Figueroa from the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health to discuss his recently-published paper examining enrollment trends and characteristics of dually eligible enrollees in integrated care programs.

Health Affairs This Week: How Health Care Fared in the Debt Limit Deal

Health Affairs' Chris Fleming and Rob Lott discuss how health care would fare under in current legislation negotiated by the White House and Congressional Republications. to suspend the debt limit.

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