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ICYMI, Health Affairs published an ahead-of-print article this week from Sumedha Gupta and coauthors where they explore the early effects of the Medicaid unwinding on insurance coverage among people ages 19–64.

Today's Featured Articles

High-Deductible Health Insurance May Exacerbate Racial And Ethnic Wealth Disparities

Naomi Zewde et al.

Medicare ‘Fit-For-Purpose’ Studies For Coverage Of Emerging Medical Products, Part 2: Case Studies

Caroline Marra et al.

Winning The Tobacco Endgame

Jeffrey G. Willet and Maher Karam-Hage

More on High-Deductible Health Plans

Sexual Orientation, High-Deductible Health Plans, And Financial Barriers To Care

Nathaniel M. Tran et al. (September 2023)

ACA Mandate Led To Substantial Increase In Contraceptive Use Among Women Enrolled In High-Deductible Health Plans

Nora V. Becker et al. (April 2021)

High-Deductible Health Plan Enrollment Increased From 2006 To 2016, Employer-Funded Accounts Grew In Largest Firms

G. Edward Miller et al. (August 2018)

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Frontline Struggles from the Retail Health Clinic Market

Health Affairs' Jeff Byers welcomes Senior Editor Leslie Erdelack back to the program to discuss the current state of retail clinics within retailers such as Walgreens, CVS, and Walmart, the challenges these operations have faced, and what the future implications for consumers might be as some retailers shutter some arms of these operations.