The advent of cell and gene therapies heralds a powerful shift, but without deliberate attention to financing, delivery, data ...

The concept rests on assumptions that are unsupported by evidence. Consequently, current proposals for mandatory ...

As HHS Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has selectively cherry-picked many of his long-standing interests and their purported ...

Despite a lack of evidence of clinical benefit and substantial safety and quality concerns, an FDA advisory committee ...

Many details of these agreements remain undisclosed, but what we know suggests they may be less far-reaching than claimed.

The rapid growth of private equity (PE) and publicly traded corporation (PTC) ownership in hospice has raised concerns that investor-driven profit incentives may undermine care quality. Evidence on ...

Since 1971, protection against measles, mumps, and rubella has been delivered in a single combined injection. A proposal to ...

The August issue of Health Affairs includes articles on pharmaceutical economics, physician practice, and hospitals. Many other topics are featured, including articles in our ongoing article series.

Medicare Advantage (MA) has become a major source of dental coverage for older US adults. However, little is known about enrollment in plans with dental coverage or about the scope and continued ...

Responding to patient-initiated portal messages is a growing source of work for physicians, yet little is known about how these messages are distributed across patients and physicians. Understanding ...

Pediatrics is increasingly moving toward regionalized hub-and-spoke models organized around comprehensive “centers of ...

The current MA risk adjustment model has shortcomings, both in predictive accuracy and payment equity across the Medicare ...