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State Mandates To Cap Out-Of-Pocket Insulin Costs Are No Longer Necessary By Dana P. Goldman Read the full journal article: bit.ly/4g4K22J

Trauma Activation Fees Vary Widely Across US Trauma Centers By Kirstin Woody Scott, Pooja U. Neiman, Mitchell Mead, Angela Chisolm, Andrew M. Ibrahim, Eileen M. Bulger, and John W. Scott Read the full journal article: bit.ly/477yh7z

In their new Forefront article, Jennifer Haley, Lisa Dubay and Bowen Garrett from Urban Institute argue that improving federal data collection on race and ethnicity will be far from sufficient for equipping the health sector to address health inequities. bit.ly/4e1TxOE

Colorado Insulin Copay Cap: Lower Out-Of-Pocket Payments, Increased Prescription Volume And Days’ Supply By Benjamin D. Ukert, Theodoros V. Giannouchos, and Thomas C. Buchmueller Read the full August 2024 article: bit.ly/3X7uoei

In their new Forefront article, Erin Fuse Brown, Megha Reddy, and Christopher Whaley of Brown University School of Public Health discuss how the broader conversation and heightened scrutiny surrounding noncompetes are likely to spur impactful legislation at state and federal levels. bit.ly/3Z63FSg

In their new review for #HAReads, Jonathan Staloff, MD, MSc, Joseph Joo + Joshua Liao of University of Washington + UT Southwestern Medical Center review "Progress Notes: One Year in the Future of Medicine," which shares personal stories of students participating in a Longitudinal Integrated Clerkship. bit.ly/4g1MZBi

Adverse Childhood Experiences: Health Care Utilization And Expenditures In Adulthood Thomas M. Selden, Didem M. Bernard, Sandra L. Decker, and Zhengyi Fang Read the full article: bit.ly/4dDvJAJ

Disability Mortality Disparity: Risk Of Mortality For Disabled Adults Nearly Twice That For Nondisabled Adults, 2008–19 By Scott D. Landes Read the full article: bit.ly/4dNXbf7

State Out-Of-Pocket Caps On Insulin Costs: No Significant Increase In Claims Or Utilization By Kelly E. Anderson, Nathorn Chaiyakunapruk, Eric J. Gutierrez, H. Weston Schmutz, Michael R. Rose, Diana Brixner, and R. Brett McQueen Read the full article: bit.ly/3AREsAY

In her new Forefront article, Alice Chen of Centene summarizes the causes + consequences of Medicaid coverage gaps, the benefits of stable coverage, and current state activity on continuous enrollment policies, with a particular focus on young children. bit.ly/3X7gDfD

Percentage Of Dentists And Dental Practices Affiliated With Private Equity Nearly Doubled, 2015–21 By Kamyar Nasseh, Anthony T. LoSasso, and Marko Vujicic Read the full article: bit.ly/3XqUYAE

Waiting For On-Call Care The August 2024 Narrative Matters essay by Forrest Bohler Read the full article: bit.ly/3Z5Svwz

In their new Forefront article Inmaculada (Inma) Hernández Olivier Wouters, Emma M. Cousin, Ayuri S. Kirihennedige + Sean D. Sullivan of UC San Diego LSE Health Policy + UW School of Pharmacy discuss CMSGov's recently-released negotiated prices, or Maximum Fair Prices, for 10 new drugs. bit.ly/3XnNFcY

JUST RELEASED The September 2024 issue is now available! Read Editor in Chief Alan Weil's introduction to the new issue on Access To Care, Coverage & More. Explore the issue: bit.ly/3XtGxMi

In their new Forefront article Chris Sheldrick of UMass Chan Medical School + contributing authors below argue that we need to move beyond simple models of how Perinatal Psychiatry Access Programs work and recognize the factors that drive these programs’ effectiveness. bit.ly/3z8JuID

Consumer Out-Of-Pocket Drug Prices Grew Faster Than Prices Faced By Insurers After Accounting For Rebates, 2007–20 By Justine Mallatt, Abe Dunn, and Lasanthi Fernando Read the new article from our September 2024 issue: bit.ly/4dOFV9H

In their new Forefront article, Christopher Koller, Joseph Betancourt, + Mark Miller from Milbank Memorial Fund & The Milbank Quarterly, Commonwealth Fund, + Arnold Ventures discuss how Medicare’s underinvestment in primary care services has contributed to stresses in US health care. bit.ly/3ANsPei

In their new Forefront article, Kevin Grumbach, Deborah Cohen, and Yalda Jabbarpour of UC San Francisco, OHSU News, and Robert Graham Center argue that much more assertive public policy is required to move the nation on a collective path to primary care for all. bit.ly/47ezVVl

JUST RELEASED: Direct Democracy And Population Health: Making Health Policy Through State Ballot Initiatives. Read the new Health Policy Brief by Paula M. Lantz and Emma Carter: bit.ly/3Zdh4rv

Senior-Focused Primary Care Organizations Increase Access For Medicare Advantage Members, Especially Underserved Groups By K. E. Swankoski, A. Sutherland, E. Boudreau, Y. Li, M. Canterberry, J. M. McWilliams, V. Garg, and B. W. Powers Read the article: bit.ly/4dPqGNv