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The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Wednesday, March 11, 2020
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Health spending growth has been low by historical standards since the Affordable Care Act’s enactment, but is that due to the law? Melinda Beeuwkes Buntin and John Graves note that specific provisions can be shown to have affected the cost trajectory, even as the overall effect on health spending is “nearly impossible” to discern. Read More
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IN THE MEDIA
Alan Weil, Editor-in-Chief of Health Affairs, was interviewed by CNN for a story on
COVID-19.
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A CLOSER LOOK—Homelessness
The overall homeless population on a single night represents 0.2 percent of the US population, or 17 people per 10,000 in the population. For years, health care providers have struggled with the reality that they can do little within their roles to directly address the social factors
often at the root of their patients’ health issues. A Health Affairs Blog post by Anita Cattrell asks, “Could the latest in medical treatment be… a roof?”
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