A universal policy providing free prescription drugs to seniors in Poland significantly reduced out-of-pocket spending and sharply lowered the risk of catastrophic health expenditures, but it may also ...

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Jonathan Gruber, an economist at M.I.T. who helped the Obama administration estimate the costs of various policy options, ...

By Judite Blanc and Anthony Q. Briggs Judite Blanc, PhD., is a Multi-award winning Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the ...

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Patients with at least 1 chronic condition were more likely to be insured through commercial insurance, which can affect health care spending overall.

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FOR many Brits, tuberculosis (TB) feels like a disease that died out with the Victorian slums. It’s remembered as the illness that killed famous writers like Emily Brontë, who wrote Wuthering ...

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Day, observed every year on 30 January, shines a spotlight on a group of preventable and treatable diseases that continue to affect the world’s most vulnerable people.