Will Over-the-Counter Access Increase Availability of an Overdose-Reverser and an Oral Contraceptive?
Probably Not: If the Past Is Any Guide, Cost and Access Will Likely Stand in the Way
Research & Policy Updates
Americans May Support Medicaid Work Requirements But Not Efforts to Exclude People for Noncompliance
Survey Shows Surprising Agreement Among Groups Regarding Health Care Coverage Policies
Fentanyl Remains the Big Driver of Overdoses so Stay Focused on Naloxone as an Antidote
LDI’s Jeanmarie Perrone Names Biggest Takeaways from NIDA’s Conference on Opioid Care
The Epidemic of Black Women Overdoses
Deaths Have Soared Since 2015, and Younger Black Women Are at Special Risk
The Expansion of Medicare Advantage and Solvency of Traditional Medicare
Penn LDI Virtual Seminar Focuses Top Experts on a Formidable Tangle of Policy Issues
Watch: Study Links Climate Change to a Large Rise in Heart-Related Deaths in the U.S.
Extreme Heat Will Likely Harm Black People and the Elderly the Most, LDI Researchers Find
Patients in Nursing Homes After Hospitalization Have Better Outcomes at Specialized Facilities
Death and Readmission Rates Are Lower but Stays Are Longer and Medicare Costs Are Higher
Emergency Department Nurses Call For Improved Workplaces
Many Report Feeling Burnout From Working in Understaffed and Unsafe Environments
Developing a New Type of Data System for Suicide Prevention Efforts
Philadelphia Research Project Harnesses Broader Array of Administrative Records
Minimum Staffing Standards for Long-Term Care Facilities and Medicaid
Comment: Submitted to Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services
At-Home Consumer Tests Raise Ethical, Health, and Privacy Questions
Study Finds that Patients Aren’t As Protected As They May Think
Cardiovascular Disease in American Indian and Alaska Native Populations Reflects Grave Health Disparities
Results of New Study Support a Call for Action, LDI Researchers Say