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The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs
Friday, April 17, 2020
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TODAY ON THE BLOG
COVID-19
The COVID-19 Tsunami: The Tide Goes Out Before It Comes In
By Robert L. Phillips, Andrew Bazemore, and Aaron Baum
Many front-line primary care physicians are
displaying tremendous professionalism as xxxxxxs for their patients and the public at great personal cost. Read More >>
COVID-19 Does Not Change The Right To Abortion
By Erica Turret, Sora Tannenbaum, Blake Shultz, and Katherine Kraschel
During this public health emergency, some states are illegally using the legitimate need to preserve health care resources to stop people from exercising their constitutional right to abortion. States that attempt to use this pandemic as an opportunity to ban abortion detract from the enormous challenges we all face and will be sued. Medical providers are doing everything they can to provide comprehensive essential health care during this emergency, and abortion should be no exception. Read More >>
MARKETS
The Proposed Vertical Merger Guidelines And Health Care: Little Guidance And Dubious Economics
By Thomas L. Greaney and Richard M. Scheffler
The health care sector is particularly vulnerable to anticompetitive effects from vertical mergers because of several characteristics. Read More >>
ELSEWHERE @HEALTH AFFAIRS
In Remembrance: Ted Agres, Senior Editor, Health Affairs (July 6, 1949 To April 14, 2020)
By Alan Weil, Donald
E. Metz, and Jane Hiebert-White
It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Health Affairs Senior Editor Ted Agres this week. Ted is remembered by his colleagues as a beacon of calm amidst the storm of deadlines and for his swift attention to articles across a wide range of topic areas. We will miss his wry humor, creative insights, and caring conversation. Read More >>
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