SNAP Access Linked to Fewer Cardiovascular Deaths
LDI Fellow’s Study Links Easier SNAP Access to Fewer Cardiovascular Deaths Across U.S.
Research & Policy Updates
People Who Use Stimulants Face Hidden Heart Risks, Penn Study Finds
New Risk Calculator May Help Prevent Heart Attacks and Strokes in Users of Cocaine and Meth
Five Ways Hospitals Can Prevent Patient Text Overload
Hospitals Need One System to Preserve One of Medicine's Best Tools, Penn LDI Experts Say
Minimum Wage Hikes Alone Are Unlikely to Curb Overdoses and Suicides, Study Finds
U.S. May Need Targeted Health Policies – Not Wages Alone – to Save Lives
Nursing Home Closures Held Steady Despite the Pandemic But Rural Access Worsened
Chart of the Day: LDI Study Suggests Rural Nursing Homes Need More Help
Black Immigrants Face Greater Barriers to Health Care
Penn LDI Team Finds Black Immigrants, Especially Those who are Undocumented, Face Higher Rates of Uninsurance and Lower Health Care Use
Congress is Fighting the Wrong Pharmacy Battle
Better Plan Choices Would Lower Drug Costs, Not PBM Breakups, LDI’s Mark Pauly Says
Why Some Family Health Insurance Is Now Much Pricier
LDI Expert Proposes Fixes to Keep Marketplace Plans Within Families' Budgets
AI Chatbot Boosts HPV Vaccine Intent–But Effects Fade
New Study Finds AI Performed No Better than Standard Public Health Materials
How the U.S. Can Regulate AI Without Stifling Health Care Innovation
Licensing Clinical AI Can Protect Patients and Speed Adoption, LDI Experts Say
Trump’s Executive Order Gives Psychedelic Therapy a Boost
LDI Experts Welcome New Momentum but Warn Key Evidence and Oversight Gaps Remain
Why White Men in the U.S. Face Surprising Health Challenges
White Men’s Social Advantages May Fuel Suicide and Poor Health, LDI Expert Says