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Last week, we published an ahead-of-print article from Ronit Ridberg and coauthors that explores data from the first national survey on knowledge, perceptions, and experiences around Food is Medicine interventions.

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The Affordable Care Act At Fifteen

On March 23, 2010, President Barack Obama signed the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act into law. 

  

For its 15th anniversary, Health Affairs Forefront has released a set of articles providing commentary and insights on the journey and impact of this law.

 

Let's reflect on past articles featured as part of the Following the ACA Forefront series.

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The Affordable Care Act At Fifteen: Policy Surprises And Lessons

Jeanne M. Lambrew

 

Fifteen Years Later, The ACA Has An HSA Problem -- But It’s Easily Fixable

Lanhee J. Chen et al.

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More from Following The ACA series

The State Of The Marketplaces: Fulfilling The Promise Of The ACA

Ellen Montz et al. (January 2025)

 

ACA Metal-Tier Mispricing: Improving Affordability By Solving An Actuarial Mystery

Stan Dorn and Timothy Jost (January 2023)

 

ACA Round-Up: $100 Million For Navigators, Approval Of Idaho Waiver, And More

Katie Keith (August 2022)

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      The new Health Affairs Scholar series Health and Political Economy explores solutions, from social insurance to public options for healthcare.

       

      Developed with the Institute on Race, Power and Political Economy, this series explores bold ideas for a more just and inclusive economy for health.

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      IRA-Induced Involuntary Enrollment Churn In Medicare Part D: Likely Consequences

      David M. Anderson and Kelly E. Anderson

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