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The Latest Research, Commentary, And News From Health Affairs
November 28, 2021
Dear John,
Read on for highlights from Health Affairs this week.
What's New In Health Affairs
An upcoming issue of Health Affairs will focus on Disability and Health,
an intersection at the heart of health equity. Please see our
announcement below for more information.
This week on Health Affairs Blog, Katie Keith summarized the
coverage-related provisions in the version of the Build Back Better Act
that was passed by the House on November 19.
Anna Harvey discussed the need for investment in research that can
provide policy-relevant evidence about the effects of mis- and
disinformation
on health outcomes.
And Jacqueline Lantsman argued that the Biden administration should use
its power to bolster the budding bipartisan alliance required to pass
the Medicaid Reentry Act
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On The Blog This Week
The World's Children Are Starving. Here's How The World Bank Can
Help
Vineeta Gupta
House-Passed Build Back Better Would Bolster Public Health
Infrastructure, Health Workforce
Erin Brantley et al.
Combatting Health Misinformation And Disinformation: Building An
Evidence Base
Anna Harvey
House Passes Build Back Better Act
Katie Keith
Initiating Medicaid Coverage In Prison 30 Days Prior To Reentry
Jacqueline Lantsman
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**Health Affairs** is planning a theme issue on disability and health,
to be published in October 2022. We plan to publish peer-reviewed
articles from leading researchers, scholars, analysts, and health care
stakeholders. Content will include original research, analyses, and
commentaries to provide a multidimensional perspective on disability and
health.
**Health Affairs** thanks the Ford Foundation, the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, and other members of the Presidents' Council on Disability
Inclusion in Philanthropy for their support of this issue. The articles
in this issue will be open access thanks to the generous support of
these funders.
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