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Top Dozen 2025 LDI News Stories
Focusing in on Some of Health Care Policy’s Most Urgent Issues
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As the new year begins, we look back at a dozen of the most significant LDI news stories published in 2025. Together, they capture many of the most urgent challenges facing U.S. health care policy, including the destructive effects of the new administration’s anti-science health policies, the accelerating and disruptive rise of artificial intelligence across the health care delivery system, the dismantling of the nation’s vaccination infrastructure, the continuing harms of health care corporatization, and a growing retreat from documenting and addressing health disparities.
The Price of Obamacare Subsidies Loss: Millions Uninsured, Thousands at Greater Risk
Penn LDI/Tradeoffs Panel Discussion Eyes Impact of December Congressional Cutoff
After Fifteen Years, is Value-Based Care Succeeding?
Penn LDI Debates the Pros and Cons of Payment Reform
Black Maternity Patients More Likely to Experience Clinical Communications Failures
New Penn LDI Study Is Based on Hospital Incident Reports Rather Than Electronic Health Records
Shutting Down Federal Support for LGBTQ+ Health Care and Research
Penn Medicine Health Equity Week Panel Eyes an Extraordinary Unraveling
Penn Experts Warn New Vaccine Policy Could Undermine Public Health
Offit and Buttenheim Criticize HHS Placebo Trial Mandate as Unethical, Misleading, and a Threat to Vaccine Confidence
How Corporatization Continues to Change U.S. Health Care
Penn LDI Virtual Seminar Featured Top Experts Analyzing the Issues
In the Loop or On the Loop: The Conundrum of AI Clinical Decision Support
2025 Penn Nudges in Health Care Symposium Focuses on the Human-Machine Interface
National Academy of Medicine Issues Code of Conduct to Guide Health Care’s AI Revolution
One of the Authors, Penn’s Kevin B. Johnson, Explains the Principles It Sets Out
AI Pushes Medical Schools Into New Era, but Are They Prepared?
Experts at Penn LDI Panel Call for Rapid Training of Students and Faculty
Why Population Health Programs are Such a Challenge for Health Systems
An Analysis of Penn Medicine Healthy Heart Program Provides Insights
Using Tax and Labor Policies to Improve Population Health
A Penn LDI and Opportunity for Health Lab Virtual Seminar Explores Economic Assistance Programs
New APHA Book Warns Social Systems Are Driving Deepening Health Inequities
Penn LDI’s Antonia Villarruel and 10 Other Authors Map Social Determinants Across Multiple Racial and Ethnic Groups
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