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Research News
Over half have used AI technologies for a variety of purposes; 14% have used AI to get health information
More than half have used it, and nearly all want AI-generated information labeled, poll shows, with differences in views by income, education, region and health status
Newest guidelines suggest fewer people should take daily aspirin for cardiovascular protection
Policy Briefs
April Zeoli’s research on firearm violence prevention laws informs regulations nationwide.
This policy brief highlights findings on the impact of Michigan’s Medicaid expansion for expansion enrollees on the health and employment of enrollees.
Chad Ellimoottil’s research on telehealth helps inform virtual care policy and practice at the institutional, state, and national levels.
Announcements / Awards
IHPI member and trailblazer in pharmacy practice, remembered as an incredible leader
A monthly digest of expert news, highlights, achievements, and more to help you stay connected with the Institute.
The appointment is effective June 16 and will last until a permanent dean is appointed
Explainers
Heart transplants not only require intense physical care, but mental health care as well
New and potential ways that changes in health policy may affect your insurance or care
Free preventive care and health screenings recommended by expert advisory panels can continue – but the panels' members can be replaced by U.S. health secretary
Opinion / Commentary
In a piece published in The Conversation, Sumit Agarwal, assistant professor of internal medicine, discusses his research and insights on the implications of Medicaid cuts within the broader insurance landscape.
Written for the Conversation by Kayte Spector-Bagdady, JD, MBE
Alex Peahl, assistant professor of obstetrics and gynecology, discusses her studies assessing various aspects of postpartum pain management, with the goal of understanding and reducing the risks of opioid prescribing during and after pregnancy.