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Subject NEW ISSUE: Borders, Immigrants & Health
Date July 11, 2021 12:02 PM
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The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs

July 11, 2021

Dear John,

It's not too late to register for tomorrow's Health Affairs briefing,
Border Health: Evidence & Policy
.

Read on for highlights from Health Affairs this week.

What's New In Health Affairs

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The July issue of Health Affairs is dedicated exclusively to borders,
immigrants, and health.

In the issue you'll find original research, analysis, and binational
perspectives on migration and health policy at the US-Mexico border and
beyond. Read Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil's column, in which he highlights
some of the issue's key topics and articles
.
You can also check out the complete table of contents
.

In the issue's overview article, Arturo Vargas Bustamante and coauthors
examine health trends and disparities in health care and coverage

among US-born residents and immigrants.

Also, Abigail Friedman and coauthor Atheendar Venkataramani connect
reported immigration enforcement activity

with health care use and access among Hispanic and non-Hispanic
residents.

This week on Health Affairs Blog, Senators Chris Murphy (D-CT) and Tammy
Baldwin (D-WI) argued that now is the time to take action on junk
insurance plans

and close the Trump administration loophole that allowed these plans to
flourish.

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Featured This Week

Borders, Immigrants, And Health

Podcast: The Importance Of Mental Health Workers For Mobile Crisis
Response

Alan Weil and David Zeiss

Health Policy Challenges Posed By Shifting Demographics And Health
Trends Among Immigrants To The United States

Arturo Vargas Bustamante et al.

Chilling Effects: US Immigration Enforcement And Health Care Seeking
Among Hispanic Adults

Abigail S. Friedman and Atheendar S. Venkataramani

Podcast: No Surprises Act: Known Impacts on Surprise Medical Bills &
What's Next

Chris Fleming and Leslie Erdelack

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The Importance Of Mental Health Workers For Mobile Crisis Response

Listen to Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interview CAHOOTS
cofounder David Zeiss on using mobile mental health workers as part of
crisis response.

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On The Blog This Week

Banning Surprise Bills: Biden Administration Issues First Rule On The No
Surprises Act

Katie Keith et al.

Tying CEO Compensation To Value-Based Purchasing Scores

Pranav Puri et al.

The Supreme Court Protected The ACA. Now, Let's Protect Americans From
Junk Insurance Plans

Chris Murphy and Tammy Baldwin

Universal Patient Identification: What It Is And Why The US Needs It

Jacob P. Vanhouten and Cynthia A. Brandt

Challenging Providers To Look Within Themselves: A New Tool To Reduce
Bias In Maternity Care

Stephanie Teleki

Medicare's 2021 Physician Fee Schedule: A Redistribution That Requires
Further Refinement

John D. Goodson et al.

What A Waste! The National Academy Of Medicine's Report On Oversized
Vials Of Expensive Drugs

Peter B. Bach

HealthCare.gov Rolls Out Subsidies For Unemployed

Katie Keith

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No Surprises Act: Known Impacts on Surprise Medical Bills & What's Next

Listen to Health Affairs' Leslie Erdelack and Chris Fleming break down
the No Surprises Act which offers patient protections on surprise
medical bills.

Listen Here

 

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**Border Health: Evidence & Policy Issues**

**Monday, July 12, 2021, 1:30-3 pm (EDT)**

The July 2021 issue of Health Affairs takes an intensive look at the
policy issues related to immigrants, borders, and health. Articles
describe current migration trends and supply new data analysis and
commentary on how policies can address disparities and ease the
disproportionate health burden borne by immigrants.

You are invited to join us on Monday, July 12, for an event focused on
health and health policy on both sides of the US-Mexico border. Authors
will present research on topics including life expectancy of populations
who have crossed the border, insurance coverage statistics for adults
and children, trauma and safety issues for those faced with expedited
expulsion from America to the Northern Triangle, and the effects of
COVID-19 on immigrants and asylum seekers. The event will also feature a
high-level conversation with well-known experts on the broader issues
policy makers, including the new American president, are confronting
every day.

We also invite you to save the date for a second online event
highlighting the July 2021 Health Affairs thematic issue: Immigrant
Health: Evidence & Policy Issues, Tuesday, July 20, 2021, 1:30-3 pm
(EDT). For more information and to RSVP, click here
.

**Health Affairs** is grateful to Arturo Vargas Bustamante of the UCLA
Fielding School of Public Health who served as theme issue adviser. We
thank the California Health Care Foundation, The California Endowment,
and Con Alma Health Foundation for their financial support of this
issue.

Register Here

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