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The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs

Friday, September 3, 2021

Dear John,

Today we are revisiting the five most popular journal articles from the
past month.

August's Most-Read Articles

Don't miss our five most-read journal articles in August:

1. Sumedha Gupta and coauthors examined the association between US
state-level vaccination rates and COVID-19 deaths

and estimated that, by May 9, 2021, the US vaccination campaign was
associated with a reduction of 139,393 COVID-19 deaths.

2. Hannah Neprash and coauthors explored airborne disease transmission
in medical office settings

and found that patients exposed to influenza-like illness in a primary
care setting were more likely than non-exposed patients to revisit with
a similar illness within two weeks.

3. Scott Howell and coauthors investigated the intensification of drug
pricing and spending

and subsequent utilization management implementation and associated
costs. They found that combined costs shared among stakeholders totaled
to at least $93.3 billion per year.

4. Katie Keith updated readers on all things Affordable Care Act
,
including the Supreme Court's ruling to uphold the law in California
v. Texas and the Biden administration's first proposed rule on
Marketplace coverage.

5. Tara Templin and coauthors examined how democratic and autocratic
values inform health coverage and spending

and found a positive association between democratic quality and
universal health care coverage.

Today on Health Affairs Blog, Henry Waxman, former chairman of the House
Energy and Commerce Committee, and Autumn Ehnow discuss why the US Food
and Drug Administration should explore new ways
to
encourage trial sponsors to include more diverse study participants.

Listen to our latest podcasts .
Today's episode of This Week

covers the latest on the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court Texas
abortion ban decision, and Medicare's projected insolvency.

Your Daily Digest

Vaccinations Against COVID-19 May Have Averted Up To 140,000 Deaths In
The United States

Sumedha Gupta et al.

Evidence Of Respiratory Infection Transmission Within Physician Offices
Could Inform Outpatient Infection Control

Hannah T. Neprash et al.

Quantifying The Economic Burden Of Drug Utilization Management On
Payers, Manufacturers, Physicians, And Patients

Scott Howell et al.

ACA Action Continues As Law Is Upheld

Katie Keith

Democracies Linked To Greater Universal Health Coverage Compared With
Autocracies, Even In An Economic Recession

Tara Templin et al.

Pharma Must Diversify Its Research. Here's How Regulators Can Make
Sure It Happens

Henry A. Waxman and Autumn Ehnow

Podcast: On the Texas Abortion Ban Decision, Medicare's Insolvency &
More with Katie Keith

Chris Fleming and Katie Keith

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On the Texas Abortion Ban Decision, Medicare's Insolvency & More with
Katie Keith

Listen to Health Affairs' Chris Fleming and Katie Keith discuss the
latest on the Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court Texas abortion ban
decision, and Medicare's projected insolvency.

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