Penn, Harvard and Columbia All Chose Doctors To Lead Anxious Campuses
LDI Senior Fellow Guy David Has Taught Leadership To Over 2,000 Clinicians. He Lays Out Why Doctors Can Make Great Leaders In a Stat News Op-Ed
Research & Policy Updates
Salt Reduction Works. The FDA Should Be Allowed To Set Tougher Limits, LDI Experts Say
Reduction Limits Save Lives and Money, and Even Food Firms Back Them. So Why Doesn’t Congress Act?
Nurses Faced More Challenges Providing Care in Black-Serving Hospitals During the Pandemic
The Challenges Created Disparities That Warrant Urgent Attention
Why Federal LIHEAP Benefits Should Expand To Pay For Cooling
Extreme Heat Will Hit People With Chronic Illnesses The Hardest. They Will Need Cooling Along With Their Medicines
Heart Patients Exercised More by Using Games and Incentives To Maintain Money, New Study Showed
Behavioral Interventions Can Boost Physical Activity and Promote Cardiovascular Health
40 Undergraduate Health Disparities Research Scholars Finish Their Summer at Penn
Week-Long Event Marks 25th Anniversary of LDI/Wharton School Program
A Navy Veteran Tested Positive For Alcohol And Swore He Didn’t Drink. His Doctor Backed Him Up. What Happened?
The Disabled Veteran's Case Underscores the Need to Improve Medical Tests in Court
How For-Profit Hospitals Billed More Aggressively Than Nonprofits For Medicare Outlier Payments: A Case Study From the Early 2000s
For-Profits Were Also Likelier to Spend New Revenue on Executive Pay and Share Buybacks
To Help People on Medicare and Medicaid, We Must Pay Providers for Integrating Care
People Enrolled in Both Medicare and Medicaid are Getting Much Needed Attention, An LDI Conference Shows
Advancing Equity In Kidney Transplantation Through The Increasing Organ Transplant Access Model
LDI Fellows Discuss Equity in Health Affairs Forefront
Why Latine Immigrants Say They Avoid Prenatal Care—And What Encourages Its Use
Community Members Suggest Ways to Increase Trust and Decrease Anxiety About Getting Care
Penn LDI/Health Affairs Conference Explores Dual Eligibles Care Integration
Latest Effort to Re-envision a Disjointed System That Shortchanges a Highly Vulnerable Patient Population