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Have you ever opened a medical bill and nearly choked in surprise at the number on the “due now” box, and wondered why the hell it wasn’t covered by your insurance? A lot of that confusion isn’t…

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Have you ever opened a medical bill and nearly choked in surprise at the number on the “due now” box, and wondered why the hell it wasn’t covered by your insurance? A lot of that confusion isn’t…

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Have you ever left a doctor’s appointment with a whole plan to tackle some health issue you’re facing, only to get a call later saying someone at your insurance company, who may or may not be a…

Instead of reducing wasteful care, Medicare’s new WISeR model introduces administrative barriers and delays critical care for patients who need it most.

University of Minnesota faculty member, Timothy Beebe, who had an AHRQ training grant canceled, highlights what it means for the next generation of health services researchers.

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Professor and Neonatologist Dr. Stephen Patrick reflects on AHRQ’s role in improving patient care and the downstream impact of his own cancelled grants.

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At a time of growing concern about rural health access, several canceled AHRQ-funded projects were generating evidence to help communities overcome some of their most pressing challenges.

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The candidates discussed lots of topics at the second Republican debate, but there was one they would have done better to leave alone.

The Trump administration has dismantled the agency that ensures that research makes its way into medical practice.

The Trump administration has dismantled the agency that ensures that research makes its way into medical practice.

When health care research stops, the answers stop with it. Explore AcademyHealth's interactive tracker on canceled AHRQ research grants and lost funding.

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New federal proposals this week span drug pricing, ACA coverage, vaccine policy, behavioral health funding, and research regulation, with implications for affordability, access, and evidence.

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In 2000, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommended that mothers eliminate peanuts and tree nuts from their diets while nursing and that high-risk infants avoid eggs until age 2 years and…

In our partnership with AcademyHealth to improve health and the US health care system, we're on a kick about wait times. We've already talked about how wait times aren't a random failure of a given…

Aaron Carroll connects the dots to tell the deeper story behind fourteen months of USPSTF headlines.

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Experts and former U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) chairs Alex Krist and Michael Barry reflect on recent developments at the Task Force, which signal disruption and potential renewal.

Today’s issue explores how Supreme Court actions are shaping access to medication abortion, Medicaid work requirement policies under H.R.1, efforts to sustain rural hospital financing, and more.

Most people think of health research as something that happens in a lab, but many don’t know about the field of research that makes health care work in the real world. That’s where AcademyHealth…

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We explore how federal budget decisions are shaping access to care, emerging pathways to speed Medicare coverage for innovative technologies, and more.