In reply to Jonathan Ketcham’s and Ken Terry’s responses to his original article, David Brailer writes that in a market built ...
As the availability of post-market real-world evidence expands, more attention to its promise, limitations, and oversight in ...
Who will care for the growing number of Americans living with dementia? Rob Lott and Sumedha Gupta discuss new findings on ...
The trouble with adopting unproven technology is not that clinicians are careless or hospitals greedy. It is that we have ...
Tisa Manandhar, BA, is a research project coordinator at the Center for the Evaluation of Value and Risk in Health at the Institute for Clinical Research and Health Policy Studies at Tufts Medical ...
MD, PhD, is an assistant professor of surgery in the Division of Surgical Oncology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. He is a practicing ...
Low smoking rates should not become a rationale for retreating from tobacco control, particularly when teen smoking rates ...
Exploring the economic and policy trends shaping health care affordability, coverage, utilization, and payment in 2026 and ...
Federal policy makers and state Medicaid agencies can make it easier and provide stronger incentives for dual eligible special needs plans and other partners to coordinate long-term services and ...
Two leading health policy experts discuss lessons from the past 20 years and challenges ahead for coverage, costs, and reform ...
Medicare’s GLP-1 Bridge program is off to a fast start, but gaps in prior authorization design may exclude beneficiaries who ...
A look back at two decades of Health Affairs Forefront and the editorial vision that helped shape a leading health policy forum.
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