Forefront: Lawsuit Threatens Efforts To Extend Health Care To DACA Recipients

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Thursday, September 19, 2024 | The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs

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Lawsuit Threatens Efforts To Extend Health Care To DACA Recipients ([link removed] )

Andrew Twinamatsiko and Zachary Baron

Promoting Resilience Through The Advisory Committee On Immunization Practices ([link removed] )

Jason L. Schwartz

Medicare Advantage Supplemental Benefits: Origins, Evolution, And Issues For Policy Making ([link removed] )

Eric T. Roberts et al.

part of our Supplemental Benefits In Medicare Advantage ([link removed] ) series

Biosimilars and Their Impacts on Costs and Market Choices ([link removed] )

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In the September issue of Health Affairs, Molly Beinfeld and colleagues explored how the introduction of biosimilars affected originator-biosimilar markets during the period 2017–22.

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Guilamo-Ramos ([link removed] )

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month

It is Hispanic Heritage Month and we are highlighting Hispanic and Latino voices who have made an impact on health equity and policy.

In a June 2024 Forefront article, Vincent Guilamo-Ramos and coauthors discuss findings from the updated Ending Unequal Treatment report ([link removed] ) , ongoing barriers to improving US health care, and suggested strategies for moving forward.

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