Stop spending Medicaid money on ineffective programs By Linda Gorman Key Points State Medicaid programs are urged to end funding for doula services, as existing research, including a randomized controlled trial in Illinois, shows no meaningf... Read more Momentum grows to modernize menopause care as FDA weighs new guidance BY HPN Staff Key Points The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reevaluating the “black box” warning on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopause, given new research showing that w... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more Committee takes unexpected turn on COVID vaccine for pregnant women Key Points The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) quietly reinstated COVID vaccine eligibility for pregnant women under a “shared clinical decision making” model, reversing... Read more Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies By Adam Radman Key Points Congressional Republicans should follow President Trump’s advice and refuse to negotiate with Senate Democrats on extending COVID-era Obamacare subsidies, which w... Read more Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... 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 U.S. nutrition guidelines shift back toward a pyramid — but with a twist 4 Advocates in Massachusetts look to reverse recreational marijuana legalization DONATE
Momentum grows to modernize menopause care as FDA weighs new guidance BY HPN Staff Key Points The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is reevaluating the “black box” warning on hormone replacement therapy (HRT) for menopause, given new research showing that w... Read more Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more Committee takes unexpected turn on COVID vaccine for pregnant women Key Points The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) quietly reinstated COVID vaccine eligibility for pregnant women under a “shared clinical decision making” model, reversing... Read more Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies By Adam Radman Key Points Congressional Republicans should follow President Trump’s advice and refuse to negotiate with Senate Democrats on extending COVID-era Obamacare subsidies, which w... Read more Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Michigan House bill will increase drug price transparency Key Points What began as a program to help hospitals provide affordable care to low-income patients has expanded from $6 billion in 2010 to $66 billion today, with many hospitals now using it to ... Read more Committee takes unexpected turn on COVID vaccine for pregnant women Key Points The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) quietly reinstated COVID vaccine eligibility for pregnant women under a “shared clinical decision making” model, reversing... Read more Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies By Adam Radman Key Points Congressional Republicans should follow President Trump’s advice and refuse to negotiate with Senate Democrats on extending COVID-era Obamacare subsidies, which w... Read more Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Committee takes unexpected turn on COVID vaccine for pregnant women Key Points The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) quietly reinstated COVID vaccine eligibility for pregnant women under a “shared clinical decision making” model, reversing... Read more Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies By Adam Radman Key Points Congressional Republicans should follow President Trump’s advice and refuse to negotiate with Senate Democrats on extending COVID-era Obamacare subsidies, which w... Read more Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Republicans must hold the line on ending expanded Obamacare subsidies By Adam Radman Key Points Congressional Republicans should follow President Trump’s advice and refuse to negotiate with Senate Democrats on extending COVID-era Obamacare subsidies, which w... Read more Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Daylight saving time ends soon — new evidence suggests potential health impacts By HPN Staff Key Points New research in the European Heart Journal links circadian rhythm disruption from time changes to higher risks of heart disease and cardiovascular events. ... Read more Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Blue states forced to reconsider involuntary commitment laws amid homeless, mental health crisis By HPN Staff Key Points Several Democratic-led states, including California, New York, and Oregon, have loosened involuntary commitment laws in response to growing homelessness and mental ... Read more Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Driving high study may boost critics of marijuana legalization By HPN Staff Key Points A new American College of Surgeons study found that marijuana-linked driving deaths in the Dayton, Ohio area rose from 42.1% to 45.2% after the state legalized recr... Read more AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
AI’s potential to deliver better patient care By Russ Altman Key Points Over 75% of FDA-cleared AI tools are for medical imaging, but emerging systems now integrate patient data, notes, and genetics to predict disease risks and guide ... Read more Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more
Democrats push single-payer healthcare at state level By HPN Staff Key Points With little progress federally, Democrats and advocacy groups are turning to state governments to test and implement single-payer models. The proposed St... Read more
