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Wednesday, June 5, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Dear John,
ICYMI, Health Affairs This Week featured Jeff Byers and Stacie Dusetzina of Vanderbilt University discussing about the current state of medications used to treat obesity like Ozempic, the likelihood of insurance coverage, drug shortages, and how to ensure this medication finds its way to patients.
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Better Playbook For Future Emergencies
In our June issue focusing on Reimagining Public Health ([link removed] ) , Jennifer Nuzzo of Brown University and her team of coauthors describe their Testing Playbook for Biological Emergencies ([link removed] ) , a proposed national testing playbook.
The authors suggest that the United States’ relatively poor response to the COVID-19 pandemic could be in part due to the lack of a national testing playbook.
Their playbook outlines testing priorities for 6 phases of a response to a biological crisis, and aims to “add nuance and structure to existing preparedness plans, enabling more effective decision making.”
Check out the entire theme issue here ([link removed] ) !
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More on Patient Testing
- Pushy Patients Or Pushy Providers? Effect Of Patient Knowledge On Antibiotic Prescribing In Tanzania ([link removed] ) by Jessica King et al.
- Shared Decision Making: The Need For Patient-Clinician Conversation, Not Just Information ([link removed] ) by Ian Hargraves et al.
- A Health Podyssey: Kathryn Phillips Wants to Anticipate Payer Cancer Coverage as Screenings Evolve ([link removed] )
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Join us Tuesday, June 18 from 3-4 p.m. ET for a Health Affairs Journal Club meeting with author Clara Long and Health Affairs' Jessica Bylander discussing a qualitative study from our June issue about how community groups can harness their power to address inequities in public health outcomes.
This event is open to the public.
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Our Journal Club events are traditionally exclusive to our Health Affairs Insiders. Through June 30, become an Insider today at $40 off ([link removed] ) and enjoy all of the perks.
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How ONC Can Strengthen Its HTI-1 Rule To Ensure Transparency, Fairness, And Equity In AI ([link removed] )
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Unanswered Questions And Unintended Consequences Of State Prescription Drug Affordability Boards ([link removed] )
Julie A. Patterson et al.
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Celebrating Pride Month
It is Pride Month and we are highlighting those working to advance health equity and policy for the LGBTQIA+ community.
In a March 2024 article, Yan Guo and coauthors discuss pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) uptake and retention ([link removed] ) among sexual and gender minority people who have sex with men.
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