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Tuesday, August 8, 2023 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From
Health Affairs
Dear John,
ICYMI: discover the latest on prescription drugs, hospitals, equity, and
more inside the August issue of Health Affairs.
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Savings From Removing Lead Service Lines in Michigan
The 2018 Michigan Lead and Copper Rule established that all
lead-containing water service lines would be replaced by 2041.
Corwin Rhyan and his team of coauthors conducted a cost-benefit analysis
of this policy
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for the August issue of Health Affairs.
Using new inventory data, Rhyan and coauthors estimate that replacing
more than 400,000 lead service lines would reduce lead exposure for more
than 400,000 newborns and generate $3.24 billion in future benefits, or
a net savings of $1.91 billion.
Rhyan and coauthors predict that non-White and low-income newborn
children in Michigan would especially benefit from lead water service
line removal.
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Health Affairs Branded Post:
Gamechanger: Shifting from Tobacco Control to Ending the Industry's
Influence for Good
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Chip Kahn on Value-Based Payment Problems
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Alan Weil interviews Chip Kahn from the Federation of American Hospitals
on his recent paper in which he and coauthors argue that CMS hospital
value-based programs should be refined
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to reduce health disparities and improve outcomes.
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Advancing Integrated Care For Dual-Eligible Individuals Through
Multisector Plans For Aging
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Narda Ipakchi et al.
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