The Children’s Health Insurance Program At 25
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Nursing Home Residents and Workers Need More than COVID-19 Vaccinations
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The ACA’s Effect On The Individual Insurance Market
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States Step Up to Protect Insurance Markets and Consumers from Short-Term Health Plans
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Medicaid and CHIP Enrollment Decline Suggests the Child Uninsured Rate May Rise Again
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The Questions to Ask When Assessing the Impact of Coverage Expansion Proposals on Children
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Social and Population Health Science Approaches to Understanding the Human Gut Microbiome
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Opioids and Children and Adolescents: Information for Oral Health Professionals
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Close social relationships correlate with human gut microbiota composition
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The Marketing of Short-Term Health Plans
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Medicaid and CHIP Enrollment Decline Suggests the Child Uninsured Rate May Rise Again
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Parents’ and Caregivers’ Health Insurance Supports Children’s Healthy Development
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Health Care Sharing Ministries: What Are the Risks to Consumers and Insurance Markets?
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Court Strikes Down a Trump Administration Rule Designed to Circumvent the Affordable Care Act
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A New Public-Private Partnership: Catastrophic Public and Front-End Private LTC Insurance
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New Rules to Expand Association Health Plans
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Genetic Analysis of Social-class Mobility in Five Longitudinal Studies
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How Can We Tell Whether Medicaid MCOs are Doing a Good Job for Kids?
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How to Reduce Improper Payments in Medicaid
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Using Medicaid to Ensure the Healthy Social and Emotional Development of Infants and Toddlers
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Direct Primary Care Arrangements Raise Questions for State Insurance Regulators
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Short-Term Plans Could Bring Long-Term Risks to California’s Individual Market
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Regulation of Health Plan Provider Networks
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“Mind the Gap”: Researchers Ignore Politics at Their Own Risk
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The Future of Children’s Health Coverage: Children in the Marketplace
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