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New changes to Medicaid and ACA Marketplace may affect many low- and middle-income workers in volatile jobs who have limited access to employment-based health insurance

This annual award provides seed funding to launch innovative, equity-focused health services research projects.

Improving support for caregivers of those with dementia can improve the care dementia patients receive

Perioperative pembrolizumab is a promising but intensive option for advanced head and neck squamous cell carcinoma

Time constraints, picky eating and morning moods are among the barriers parents report when trying to start the school day with a nutritious meal

In this School of Public Health Q&A, Kimberly Rollings and Hannah Lang discuss recent their research study that found indices don’t always agree on which communities need help most—and that disagreement follows a consistent pattern across rural and urban areas.

How long ED boarders wait to be seen by an inpatient team, including in the ED before they move to a hospital unit, could make a key difference in their care and safety

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Study finds sharp increase in dispensing of rarely used medication after high profile news conference

Direct oral anticoagulants are recommended for most venous thromboembolism patients

Whether you’re helping a spouse, parent, another adult relative or a friend with a disability, health need or medical crisis, you don’t have to go it alone