Restoring access to supplemental oxygen in Medicare By Tom Ryan Key Points The Supplemental Oxygen Access Reform Act of 2025 (H.R. 2902) was introduced to improve Medicare patient access to supplemental oxygen, especially liquid oxygen, by ... Read more U.S. nutrition guidelines shift back toward a pyramid — but with a twist By HPN Staff Key Points HHS released the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030), a major federal nutrition policy reset that will shape school meals, military rations, and other fede... Read more Examining the future of the U.S. organ procurement and transplantation network By Seth Karp, M.D. Key Points Dr. Seth Karp argues that structural flaws, weak oversight, and contractor dominance within the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) have led ... Read more States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare By HPN Staff Key Points The Rural Health Transformation Program will distribute roughly $200 million per state on average, with $10 billion annually through 2030, to strengthen workforce ... Read more Arizona lawmaker calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ a threat to social and political stability By HPN Staff Key Points Arizona Sen. Janae Shamp has introduced Senate Bill 1070 directing the state Department of Health Services to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which the bill def... Read more GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 MOST VIEWED 1 GAO says ACA fraud is rampant 2 States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare 3 More states move to restrict food assistance purchases of sugary processed foods and drinks 4 Examining the future of the U.S. organ procurement and transplantation network DONATE
U.S. nutrition guidelines shift back toward a pyramid — but with a twist By HPN Staff Key Points HHS released the Dietary Guidelines for Americans (2025–2030), a major federal nutrition policy reset that will shape school meals, military rations, and other fede... Read more Examining the future of the U.S. organ procurement and transplantation network By Seth Karp, M.D. Key Points Dr. Seth Karp argues that structural flaws, weak oversight, and contractor dominance within the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) have led ... Read more States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare By HPN Staff Key Points The Rural Health Transformation Program will distribute roughly $200 million per state on average, with $10 billion annually through 2030, to strengthen workforce ... Read more Arizona lawmaker calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ a threat to social and political stability By HPN Staff Key Points Arizona Sen. Janae Shamp has introduced Senate Bill 1070 directing the state Department of Health Services to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which the bill def... Read more GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Examining the future of the U.S. organ procurement and transplantation network By Seth Karp, M.D. Key Points Dr. Seth Karp argues that structural flaws, weak oversight, and contractor dominance within the Organ Procurement and Transplantation Network (OPTN) have led ... Read more States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare By HPN Staff Key Points The Rural Health Transformation Program will distribute roughly $200 million per state on average, with $10 billion annually through 2030, to strengthen workforce ... Read more Arizona lawmaker calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ a threat to social and political stability By HPN Staff Key Points Arizona Sen. Janae Shamp has introduced Senate Bill 1070 directing the state Department of Health Services to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which the bill def... Read more GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
States to receive an average of $200M for rural healthcare By HPN Staff Key Points The Rural Health Transformation Program will distribute roughly $200 million per state on average, with $10 billion annually through 2030, to strengthen workforce ... Read more Arizona lawmaker calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ a threat to social and political stability By HPN Staff Key Points Arizona Sen. Janae Shamp has introduced Senate Bill 1070 directing the state Department of Health Services to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which the bill def... Read more GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Arizona lawmaker calls ‘Trump Derangement Syndrome’ a threat to social and political stability By HPN Staff Key Points Arizona Sen. Janae Shamp has introduced Senate Bill 1070 directing the state Department of Health Services to study “Trump Derangement Syndrome,” which the bill def... Read more GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
GAO says ACA fraud is rampant By HPN staff Key Points GAO’s covert testing shows that CMS approved coverage and paid substantial subsidies to fictitious applicants, repeating failures previously identified in 2014 and ... Read more The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
The biosecurity crossroads: Decline or dominance By Matthew McKnight Key Points The testimony argues that future global leadership will hinge on control of biology and bio-manufacturing, warning that failure to invest could leave the U.S... Read more NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
NIH rewrites the pandemic playbook By HPN Staff Key Points Jay Bhattacharya and Matthew Memoli argue the traditional U.S. pandemic playbook failed, criticizing gain-of-function research, pathogen hunting, and stockpiling sp... Read more Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Remember the food pyramid? It may be coming back By HPN staff Key Points HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is signaling a major overhaul of federal dietary guidance, possibly bringing back a simplified visual tool like the food pyramid... Read more Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more
Better long-term care for billions less By Stephen Moses Key Points The article argues that Medicaid’s current structure encourages middle-class and affluent individuals to preserve assets for heirs rather than plan responsibly ... Read more
