Jane Hiebert-White

In their new Forefront article, @DrSinhaEsq and @MVGutierrezMD from @SLU_HealthLaw and @UTHSA_RehabMed discuss how, as the Trump administration is focused on cutting costs, addressing the gaps in care for millions of Americans with infection-associated chronic

In their new #Crossroads article, Sherry Glied and Richard G. Frank of @NYUWagner and @BrookingsInst argue that, rather than reinvent government to better serve the American people, as his predecessors sought to do, HHS Secretary Kennedy has made it less efficient and effective.

The belief in food as medicine is prevalent worldwide, yet it is less common in the US, where social and financial barriers can prevent families from accessing healthy food. John R. Lumpkin and coauthors explore the history of the Food Is Medicine movement in the US and present a https://t.co/JZUNdWJmO8

In their new Forefront article, @PedroNdeLima, Adeline Williams, @HenryHWillis, and @LauraFahertyMD from @RANDCorporation discuss how wastewater surveillance can become a cornerstone of US public health infrastructure. https://t.co/sq4DRUVPfg

In their new Forefront article, Robert M. Zimbroff, @wjdeardorff, and Krista L. Harrison of @UCSFGeriatrics discuss how the greatest burden of any ruling in Kennedy v. Braidwood, which will soon by heard by the Supreme Court, will be borne by those who lose access to life-saving

Community Voices Spotlight | While food and health systems are integral to Food Is Medicine programs, they have a history of contributing to health inequities. Community-based organizations (CBOs) help bridge people to these programs by centering their cultures, histories, and https://t.co/BiDqNc9Alu

In their new Forefront article, Jennifer L. Kowalski, Aliza S. Gordon, Brett Alfrey, Michelle Nguyen, and Julie L. Goon from @ElevanceHealth discuss how, as policy makers consider programmatic changes that would restrict Medicare Advantage (MA) plans’ ability to manage care, they

In the final episode of our special four-part series from Health Affairs on the intersection of food, nutrition, and health, Jessica Bylander and Ellen Bayer speak with author Heather Thomas about her Narrative Matters essay from our April theme issue. Listen to it here: https://t.co/NOmMo5M0x6

In her new Forefront article, @RESachs of @WashU discusses how many of the directions included in President Trump's recent executive order on drug prices will be familiar to those who watched drug pricing policy closely during the first Trump Administration, though the portions

Across the country, grassroots efforts are helping to reshape the maternal health landscape. The next installment of the @MerckforMothers series explores the impact of community-based partnerships on maternal care Read the full article here: https://t.co/EEpSsH7JMJ https://t.co/tpw3TPax5W

In their new Forefront article, @JessicaSchubel, @AlisonBarkoff, H. Stephen Kaye, Marc Cohen, and Jane Tavares of Day One Strategies, @GWpublichealth, @UCSF, and @UMassBoston discuss how cutting federal Medicaid spending would have such negative consequences on older adults and

In 2016, the Chicago Botanic Garden and Lawndale Christian Health Center started the Farm on Ogden to address nutritional needs of the city's food desert. Kaitlyn M. Fruin of @UCLA and coauthors evaluated the impact of the partnership's VeggieRx program for the period of January https://t.co/1tFxI24qD0

In their new Forefront article, Amber Christ and @AlisonBarkoff from @justiceinaging and @GWpublichealth argue that the new option for Medicare Advantage (MA) plans to offer supplemental long-term services and supports (LTSS) is a small step in the right direction, but the

In their new Forefront article, Andrew M. Ryan, @AdamMarkovitz, and @Hayrook of @Brown_SPH and @UMich discuss how accountable care organization's (ACO's) benchmarks diverge considerably from counterfactual estimates, due to both deliberate design features and pervasive selection

Community Voices Spotlight | In Hawaii, generations of Kalihi Valley residents partnered with a federally qualified health to blend traditional food practices with modern care to address diet-related illness. Jesse Lipman and coauthors tell the story of how locals used land https://t.co/IqDAzk68dQ

In their new Forefront article, Kara Zivin, @xiaosonzz, Anca Tilea, Andrea Pangori, Anna Courant, and @ProfessorTD from @UMich discuss how, in order to identify needs and provide adequate care for perinatal women with mental health conditions, we must learn more about the

This week, Health Affairs Scholar Associate Editor Loren Adler interviews Elizabeth Popp-Berman about a series of papers focusing on how the US could build a more just and inclusive political economy for health. Listen to it here: https://t.co/HaWPZolwSr https://t.co/WXtst6WMwO