Court-ordered restorations of federally censored public health websites are being subverted by use of disclaimers that ...

It is always heartening when funders and public officials recognize the value of mobile health. But without long-term ...

Eric T. Roberts is a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Health Care Policy at Harvard Medical School, in Boston, Massachusetts. Michael E. Chernew is the Leonard D. Schaeffer Professor of Health ...

By promoting transparency, competition, and institutional accountability, the NIH could reward scientific excellence and ...

Amid funding constraints, evidence-based, child-focused interventions to address clinical and social needs can be leveraged ...

It's been one year since we launched Health Affairs Insider, our exclusive membership program, and your number one resource where health policy advances in the first year, insiders received important ...

The litigation against health equity measures has expanded and accelerated. Now the federal government has thrown its weight behind interest groups that have struggled to establish standing, ...

In anticipation of changes to Medicaid coming in 2027 and beyond, states are already exploring ways to tighten eligibility, ...

In line with the Supreme Court’s opinion in Hobby Lobby, which held that corporations are persons capable of exercising religion, the Indiana law defines “person” to include individuals, organizations ...

Expanding the GUIDE model’s eligibility language to include adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities offers a ...

Peter J. Cunningham ( [email protected]) is a senior fellow and director of quantitative research at the Center for Studying Health System Change, in Washington, D.C. Judith Hibbard is a professor of ...

Extreme heat events have been demonstrated to increase emergency department (ED) visits, hospitalizations, and mortality, but evidence of their impacts on the associated costs and on outpatient use is ...