Forefront: Supreme Court Upholds Gender Care Ban for Minors
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National Health Expenditure Projections, 2024–33
In an ahead-of-print article released today, Sean P. Keehan and coauthors at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services review national health expenditure data for 2024–33 ([link removed] ) .
Among their findings, the researchers found that national health expenditures are projected to have grown 8.2 percent in 2024 and to increase 7.1 percent in 2025, reflecting continued strong growth in the use of health care services and goods.
Later this week, Jeff Byers invites Michael Chernew from Harvard Medical School to break down these projections on Health Affairs This Week ([link removed] ) .
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Supreme Court Upholds Ban On Gender-Affirming Care For Minors: The Meaning Of US v Skrmetti ([link removed] )
Sara Rosenbaum
part of our Health Policy At A Crossroads series
Medicare Advantage Dental Benefits: Steady Improvement Is More Of The Same ([link removed] )
Michael Adelberg and Mark Jurkovich
part of our Supplemental Benefits In Medicare Advantage series
In Measuring Disability, Do Not Abandon Established US Standards ([link removed] )
Scott D. Landes et al.
Supplemental Benefits in Medicare Advantage: Understanding the Challenges, Improving Effectiveness
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On July 8, Health Affairs’ Kathleen Haddad will moderate a discussion with a panel of experts on how well MA supplemental benefits fill the health care and non-medical health related needs of MA enrollees.
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- Eric Roberts, University of Pennsylvania
- Claire Cruse, ATI Advisory
- Chris Esguerra, Health Plan of San Mateo
- Andy Friedell, Helper Bees
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Celebrating Pride Month
In a February 2024 Forefront article, Caroline Madina and coauthors delve into the impact of presidential executive orders 14167 and 14168 ([link removed] ) on the health of transgender, nonbinary, and intersex communities.
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