Call for Abstracts: Food, Nutrition, and Health Theme Issue in 2025

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Sunday, July 21, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs

Dear John,

Each summer at Health Affairs, we get to hear from readers about what it means to live their best health wonk life.

With that in mind, we were thrilled at the responses to our second annual You’re a Health Policy Wonk If… contest.

We received 87 submissions, but in the end there can only be one winner.

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- “You plan your retirement around CBO’s latest Medicare Trust Fund insolvency date.” - Austin Barselau

Thanks to everyone who submitted! The runners-up were:

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- “You're not surprised when you get a surprise medical bill.” - Anthony Wright

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- “You give your friends medical advice based on CMS quality metrics” - Chip Chambers

Check out some of the highlights from the rest of the submissions! ([link removed] )

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Peter J. Neumann

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Emily Decker et al.

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Wendy E. Parmet

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Naba Husain

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The United States is facing a national epidemic of diet-related chronic disease—including cardiovascular diseases, cancer, diabetes, and obesity.

While a range of diet and lifestyle interventions have been implemented to address these issues, there is widespread recognition that much more work remains to be done at the federal, state, and local levels to improve access to healthy, safe, and affordable foods; eradicate hunger; and reduce health disparities.

Health Affairs is planning a theme issue on food, nutrition, and health to be published in April of 2025. In this issue, we aim to provide evidence from research on policy interventions to show what works and what holds promise.

The submissions portal is open as of today and the deadline to submit an abstract is July 29.

To learn more, check out the Request for Abstracts page now ([link removed] ) .

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