On The Dose podcast, Yale’s Alison Galvani discusses the pandemic and how increasing the number of boosters administered each day could save thousands of lives.

A new proposed payment rule from the Department of Health and Human Services would undo Trump administration health policies and continue to set a new course for health insurance markets

While legislators waver and the media buzzes, we may be losing sight of a crucial moment in U.S. health care history.

This data brief considers how much workers are spending on premiums and deductibles and how these costs compare to the median income in each state.

Working Families Shoulder an Increasing Share of Health Insurance Costs as Premiums and Deductibles Continue to Rise

In 2021, the Biden administration took several actions to increase access to affordable, comprehensive coverage and promote health equity.

The explosive spread of the COVID-19 Omicron variant threatens to overwhelm the U.S. health care system. An immediate and dramatic increase in the daily pace of booster shots is needed to keep the system from failing.

Primary care in the United States has long been undervalued. Can companies moving into this space address its chronic problem — namely, that it is undervalued and undercompensated? 

U.S. health care is entangled in a clash over the role of the state and the balance of rights and responsibilities between individuals and the larger society.

States and health plans can employ promising strategies to increase COVID-19 vaccination rates among Medicaid beneficiaries.