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Volume 3, Issue 4 of Health Affairs Scholar includes the final paper in the Health and Political Economy series ([link removed] ) from Raeghn Draper and Eric Reinhart that explores how community care workers ([link removed] ) advance anti-racist public health and strengthen democracy.

Be sure to explore the entire series, and don’t miss the other Health Affairs Scholar series available on the journal’s Collections Hub ([link removed] ) .

Editor’s Choice

Medicaid managed care organizations’ experiences with network adequacy ([link removed] )

Jane M Zhu et al.

Building a public-private partnership to confront the emergency department boarding crisis ([link removed] )

Sean Bruna and Laura L Sessums

This commentary sets the foundation for a new Health Affairs Scholar series on emergency department boarding.

Institute for Clinical and Economic Review’s role in the US health care system: Centering the patient perspective. ([link removed] )

Sarah K Emond and Catherine K Fischer

This commentary kicks off the new series “Insights from ICER: Drug Policy and Beyond”

Research Articles

An analysis of US net cancer drug launch prices and clinical efficacy and certainty of evidence from 2008 to 2022 ([link removed] )

Sumaya Abuloha and coauthors

Brief Reports

Substantial variation among Medicare beneficiaries in the impact from 2025 Part D out of pocket spending caps ([link removed] )

Debra M Lederman et al.

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Elizabeth Popp-Berman on How the U.S. Can Build a Just Political Economy for Health ([link removed] )

LIVE with Andrew Ryan on State Affordability Standards' Impact on Hospital Prices and Insurance Premiums ([link removed] )

Join Health Affairs on May 13 for another live taping of A Health Podyssey.

A Health Podyssey's Rob Lott will chat with Andrew Ryan about his paper in the May 2025 edition of Health Affairs and takes questions from a live audience.

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Newborn Screening At Risk: Implications Of Disbanding The Advisory Committee On Heritable Disorders In Newborns And Children ([link removed] )

Spreeha Choudhury and Richard Hughes IV

part of our Health Policy At A Crossroads series

The Pointless Proliferation Of Tax-Preferred Health Spending Arrangements, Part 1: The Landscape ([link removed] )

Jason Levitis et al.

Climate Change Is Silently Eroding Workforce Health And Productivity ([link removed] )

Ismail Nabeel

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