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Join us for a free live taping of A Health Podyssey on October 22 where Jennifer Kao will discuss her upcoming paper exploring the impact of risk evaluation and mitigation strategies on generic approvals of US pharmaceutical products.

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Join Health Affairs on October 15 for an exclusive Insider virtual event exploring immigration policies and their impact on health care.

Health Affairs has collected a panel of experts to discuss immigration policies and their impact on health care.

The panel plans to discuss how immigration policies affect the health care economy and workforce, health insurance coverage and access for immigrants, and immigrant health.

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- Arturo Bustamante, University of California, Los Angeles (Moderator)
- Sharon Touw, Institute for Community Health
- Fernando Wilson, University of Utah
- Medha Maklouf, Pennsylvania State University

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