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**The Latest Research, Commentary, and News from Health Affairs**

**Friday, July 5, 2019**

IN THE JOURNAL

GLOBAL HEALTH POLICY

Twenty Years Of Antiretroviral Therapy For People Living With HIV:
Global Costs, Health Achievements, Economic Benefits

By Steven S. Forsythe, William McGreevey, Alan Whiteside, Maunank Shah,
Joshua Cohen, Robert Hecht, Lori A. Bollinger, and Anthony Kinghorn

Steven Forsythe and coauthors calculate that antiretroviral therapies
have already cut annual HIV death rates by more than half relative to
what they would have been, from 2.5 million to 1.1 million per year.
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PODCAST: NEWSMAKERS

Health Care Disconnect Between Presidential Candidates And Voters

In a WTOP-FM interview, Editor-In-Chief Alan Weil previews the
Democratic presidential debates, noting that while several candidates
are proposing Medicare for all, voters might be more concerned about
containing health costs. Listen here.

A CLOSER LOOK-Nonprofit Hospitals

A new JAMA study examines aggressive tactics that some hospitals are
taking over unpaid bills, including suing patients. Out of the hospitals
surveyed, a large number of those that garnish wages are nonprofit
hospitals. A Health Affairs study from 2016 found that seven of the top
ten most profitable hospitals
were
nonprofit.

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