Forefront: Unpacking PBMs' Pharmacy Definitions
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A new year brings time for reflection. As we look forward into 2025, we wanted to look back and highlight the most-read Health Affairs articles of 2024.
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Here are the most read articles in 2024, in no particular order:
Homelessness And Health: Factors, Evidence, Innovations That Work, And Policy Recommendations ([link removed] )
Cheyenne Garcia et al.
National Health Expenditure Projections, 2023–32: Payer Trends Diverge As Pandemic-Related Policies Fade ([link removed] )
Jacqueline A. Fiore et al.
Health Insurance Coverage Projections For The US Population And Sources Of Coverage, By Age, 2024–34 ([link removed] )
Jessica Hale et al.
National Health Expenditures In 2023: Faster Growth As Insurance Coverage And Utilization Increased ([link removed] )
Anne B. Martin et al.
Spirituality As A Determinant Of Health: Emerging Policies, Practices, And Systems ([link removed] )
Katelyn N. G. Long et al.
Transforming Public Health Practice With Generative Artificial Intelligence ([link removed] )
Monica Bharel et al.
The Impact Of Telemedicine On Medicare Utilization, Spending, And Quality, 2019–22 ([link removed] )
Carter M. Nakamoto et al.
Adolescent Residential Addiction Treatment In The US: Uneven Access, Waitlists, And High Costs ([link removed] )
Caroline A. King et al.
Medicare Part D Plans Greatly Increased Utilization Restrictions On Prescription Drugs, 2011–20 ([link removed] )
Geoffrey Joyce et al.
More US Pharmacies Closed Than Opened In 2018–21; Independent Pharmacies, Those In Black, Latinx Communities Most At Risk ([link removed] )
Jenny S. Guadamuz et al.
What Makes A Drug Special?: Understanding PBMs’ Pharmacy Definitions ([link removed] )
Dylan Kacerek and T. Joseph Mattingly II
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