Dear John,

ICYMI, Health Affairs published an ahead of print article featuring Thomas Selden and colleagues at the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality examining the associations between ACEs and health care utilization and expenditures.

Catch Up On Forefront

Forefront is your daily destination for discovering the ideas that thought leaders and peers are exploring in the world of health policy.

You won’t want to miss the latest high-value health policy news, commentary, and analysis!

This month alone, we've published 30 Forefront articles and we have more on the way. 

Here's a sliver of what you may have missed this month:

Supreme Court Overrules Chevron Doctrine: Ripple Effects Across Health Care

Zachary Baron et al.

Counting On Insulin Manufacturers To Do The Right Thing Is Not A Good Policy Prescription To Avert Shortages

Melissa Barber et al.

AI And Health Insurance Prior Authorization: Regulators Need To Step Up Oversight

Carmel Shachar et al.

New Anti-Obesity Medications Should Be Considered Preventive Health Care

William Walters and Richard Hughes IV

Using Executive Orders To Affirmatively Advance Racial Equity

Kellee White Whilby

Underregulated Nonprofit Hospitals: Hindering Competition Without Benefitting Communities

Evan Hsiang

Be sure to bookmark Forefront to make sure you never miss out on the latest health policy news and coverage.

The Plan to Remove Medical Debt From Credit Reports

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Senior Deputy Editor Rob Lott to the program to discuss a recent policy proposal that would result in prohibiting medical debt from being included in credit reporting and how the upcoming presidential election could play into the policy's implementation.

How Virginia Reformed Medicaid To Accelerate Access To Addiction Treatment

Chethan Bachireddy et al.

Health Affairs Reads: When Hospitals Hire Debt Collectors

Marianne Amoss