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Friday, April 2, 2021

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Today on Health Affairs Blog, Caroline Kelly and coauthors discuss how
some marquee hospitals have declined to accept transfers of COVID-19
patients

from overwhelmed, under-resourced hospitals, which has prevented
patients-many of whom are people of color and uninsured or Medicaid
recipients-from accessing high-quality critical care.

Don't forget to listen to our latest podcasts
. On today's episode of Health
Affairs This Week ,
Chris Fleming and Rachel Sachs discuss drug pricing reform and how it
may fit into the massive infrastructure bill.

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Your Daily Digest

Low-Income COVID-19 Patients Die Needlessly Because They Are Stuck In
The Wrong Hospitals-While The Right Hospitals Too Often Shut Them Out

Caroline Kelly, William F. Parker, and Harold A. Pollack

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Drug Pricing On The Agenda For Massive Infrastructure Bill

Listen to Chris Fleming and Washington University's Rachel Sachs break
down H.R. 3, which contains a series of far-reaching drug pricing
reforms. Provisions of H.R. 3 could be included as part of a massive
infrastructure package proposal.

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