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Sunday, December 11, 2022 | The Latest Research, Commentary, And News
From Health Affairs
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Join us on December 12 to hear from White House COVID-19 Response
Coordinator Ashish Jha at our next Policy Spotlight. The event is open
to all. Register to join
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In a new Health Policy Brief published this week,
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Sarah Hemeida and coauthors highlight stigma as an inherently structural
phenomenon with significant health implications. They analyze how laws
are powerful mediators for structural stigma and critical levers for
anti-stigma work.
Key findings in the brief include:
* Stigma itself is a powerful social determinant of health and has been
demonstrated to worsen physical health outcomes and social well-being
and to reduce educational achievements and income levels among people
who experience stigma.
* Laws are a particularly powerful mediator for structural stigma, as
illustrated in this brief through the example of stigma related to
people with substance use disorder (SUD).
* The legal domains in which stigma against people with SUD is most
prevalent include employment law, legal findings, and nuisance law.
Read more from the newest Health Policy Brief.
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We're accepting abstracts for a thematic issue on COVID-19 and lessons
for Global Health, which we plan to publish in December 2023.
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This week, we announced a partnership agreement with Oxford University
Press (OUP) to publish Health Affairs Scholar, a new open access journal
of emerging and global health policy.
The journal will publish high-quality, peer-reviewed research from a
wide, multidisciplinary community of scholars and policy leaders. In
addition to covering core health policy topics of health care costs,
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Health Affairs Branded Post:
2022 Health Equity in Medicaid Report: Challenges and Opportunities
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Sponsored by UnitedHealthcare
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A Health Podyssey: Meera Kotagal Identifies Area-Based Socioeconomic
Deprivation Indices
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Health Affairs Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Meera Kotagal from
Cincinnati Children's Hospital discussing her and colleagues' paper in
the December 2022 issue examining 15 different area-based socioeconomic
deprivation indices.
Health Affairs This Week: Will Naloxone Become An Over-The-Counter Drug?
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Listen to Leslie Erdelack and Jessica Bylander discuss the FDA's look
into the potential for over-the-counter naloxone products to help reduce
opioid overdose deaths.
Featured This Week
The Case For Aligning Quality Measurement
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Isabella Rubin and Joshua Israel
Audio-Only Telemedicine In Primary Care: Embraced In The NHS, Second
Rate In The US
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Rebecca Fisher et al.
Standardizing State Health Spending
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Emily K. Johnson et al.
Paying For ACA Cost-Sharing Reductions: Are Premiums Too Low Or Too
High?
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Joyce Bohl et al.
30 Years Of 340B: Preserving The Health Care Safety Net
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Henry A. Waxman
What's A National Public Health Institute To Do?
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Tom Frieden
How Medicare Advantage Could Address Pain Inequities For Black Patients
Living With Serious Illness
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Allison Silvers et al.
Winter Is Coming: Republicans And Democrats Must Work Together Now To
Strengthen Our Public Health System
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Joel White and Brett Meeks
To Confront Elder Mistreatment, Look To The VA's Social Work Response
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LaCinda A. Jones et al.
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