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Hospital Ads Raised ER Visits and Medicare Spending, Innovative LDI Study Says
For-Profit Hospitals Saw the Largest ER Gains, With Smaller Effects at Nonprofits
When Insurers Acquire Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Medicare Members Could Pay More
Health Insurer Acquisition of PBMs — the Prescription Drug Middlemen — Raised Premiums for Some Part D Beneficiaries
Six Insights on Health Care Affordability From Penn LDI
LDI Fellows’ Research Quantifies the Effects of High Health Care Costs for Consumers and Shines Light on Several Drivers of High U.S. Health Care Costs
Do Direct-to-Consumer Drug Ads Do More Good Than Harm?
The Evidence Suggests a Ban on Ads May Not Be A Well-Targeted Solution
Disadvantaging Rivals: Vertical Integration in the Pharmaceutical Market
Briefing: Delivered to the Congressional Budget Office’s Panel of Health Advisors
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A Wide Range of Health Policy Issues Drew Interest
The Origins of the Opioid Epidemic
Study points to marketing of OxyContin
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