The Medicaid program continues to be both the bedrock means of providing comprehensive health services to low-income people ...

The United States is at a crossroads. We must choose between a future that entails poorer health outcomes, shorter lifespans, ...

Host Jeff Byers interviews Brent Fulton from University of California, Berkeley about the current state of antitrust and ...

There is an urgent need for the research and clinical communities to understand medication-managed opioid use disorder (OUD) ...

To build public trust in the Medicare drug price-setting process, CMS must implement a more defined and transparent approach ...

A new study, released ahead of print by Health Affairs, reviewed traditional Medicare data for 2019–22, and estimated how ...

For too long, there has been a failure to invest resources and efforts focused on female and sex-specific biology. As a result, we do not currently understand the basic biology that drives many ...

The Teaching Health Center Graduate Medical Education program equips doctors to go where they are most needed. Yet, this ...

States, with their broad oversight authority over hospitals and insurers, are beginning to impose their own price ...

Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Jessica Harrison of the University of California, San Francisco on her ...

For Food Is Medicine to gain credibility with national standards of care for patients expressing certain conditions, more ...

Certain features of the drugs selected for first-year negotiation could limit CMS’s pricing flexibility. To enhance program ...