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Addressing Value Defects from Wasteful Services through Health Technology Assessment
All parts of the health care delivery system—ranging from biotechnologies to provider-led health care services—should be held equally accountable for providing valuable services to patients.
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Julie Zissimopoulos to Co-Chair 2023 NIA National Research Summit on Care, Services and Support for Persons Living with Dementia
The summit provides coordinated planning efforts that respond to the national plan to address Alzheimer’s Disease.
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Schaeffer Co-Director Testifies on PBMs at Senate Congressional Hearing
Erin Trish was part of a panel of witnesses called to testify before the Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.
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California’s Marijuana Market is Crumbling
The nation’s largest state should rescue its disintegrating cannabis market by raising the cost to illicit producers and sellers, not by violating federal law.
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A Simple Way to Reduce Overdose Deaths: Tell Doctors When Patients Die
If they think that the crisis is happening elsewhere, clinicians may underestimate the risk.Â
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Medicare Advantage Enrollment Outpaces —and Nearly Overcomes— Traditional Medicare, New USC Study Finds
Medicare Advantage plans have seen a more than 300% increase in enrollment—with payment policy yet to catch up.
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2023 Alzheimer’s Trial Recruitment Innovation Lab Fellowship Program — Application Open
The University of Southern California (USC) announces an opening for a fellow to join the Alzheimer’s Trial Recruitment Innovation Lab (ATRIL) fellowship program in the fall of 2023.
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American Life in Realtime: a Benchmark Registry of Health Data for Equitable Precision Health
Applying artificial intelligence and machine learning to person-generated health data allows unprecedented assessment of associations between everyday life and health outcomes.
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The FDA is the Right Agency to Regulate CBD Products, but It Needs Help
Undefined and unregulated, CBD will continue to pose unnecessary risks and never reach its potential as a legitimate health supplement.
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False Confidence in Blood Pressure Knowledge Undermines Intentions to Seek Care
Most Americans don’t know the meaning of 120-80 mm Hg, but think they do.
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