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

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

The administration is expected to appeal at least parts of the ruling, but the timing and scope of appeal is unclear. Meanwhile, HHS may offer flexibility on the current August 12 deadline for ...

Unless overturned, the Mizner decision will hamper efforts in Colorado and other states to implement prescription drug affordability boards. The Federal Circuit may use the case to clarify the ...

The premise of Medicaid as a policy laboratory rests on generating knowledge through rigorous evaluation. Yet, too often, ...

Under the FDA’s regulatory authority, drug companies, prescribers, and patients operate under one national standard for drug ...

If all states adopt the Immigrant Children’s Health Improvement Act in the next few months, more lawfully residing immigrant children and pregnant women, such as refugees, could retain their ...

Without data that support plan level evaluation, accountability for Medicare Advantage dental benefits remains aspirational rather than operational.

The Clover decision and resulting instability offer an opportunity to step back and assess how the Medicare Advantage quality ...

So far, efforts to reform society’s relationship with screen time have focused on children. Now, as it becomes increasingly ...

Three federal actions are putting intense pressure on the clinical dietetics workforce, just when it’s needed the most.

Recent evidence on cash transfers and child health is mixed, suggesting that cash transfers may be a necessary but ...