NIH on the Brink: How to Fund Medical Breakthroughs in the Trump–Kennedy Era
With Drastic Cuts on the Table, What’s the Best Way To Fund Medical Innovation – NIH Grants, Prizes, or Bold New Models?
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Why Population Health Programs are Such a Challenge for Health Systems
An Analysis of Penn Medicine Healthy Heart Program Provides Insights
Black Life Expectancy Shows Sharp Geographic Divide: Cities Gained, While Midwest and Rural Areas Fell Back
From 1990 to 2019, Black Life Expectancy Rose Most in Major Metros and the Northeast—but Gains Stalled or Reversed in Rural Areas and the Midwest, Especially for Younger Adults.
Clarissa Liu, MD
- Instructor, General Surgery , Perelman School of Medicine
Andy Murray, PhD
- Postdoctoral Fellow, Medical Ethics and Health Policy , Perelman School of Medicine
Joon Park, MA
- PhD Student, Social Welfare , School of Social Policy & Practice
Clinician Nursing Home Caseloads Unrelated to Patient Outcomes
Findings Suggest That Improving Post-Acute Care Means Looking Beyond Caseloads to Nursing Home Quality
Why Work Requirements Won’t Work for Medicaid
They Reduce Coverage, Not Costs, History Shows. Smarter Incentives Would Encourage the Private SectorÂ
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Pennsylvania Governor Shapiro to Sign Executive Order Ensuring Vaccine Access at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
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