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Health Care in the 2020 Election

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Achieving Universal Coverage

What Are Americans’ Views on the Coronavirus Pandemic?

Surveys / Mar 20, 2020

Achieving Universal Coverage

What Do Likely Voters Think About Their Health Care?

Surveys / Feb 27, 2020

Achieving Universal Coverage

Federalism, the Affordable Care Act, and Health Reform in the 2020 Election

Fund Reports / Jul 29, 2019

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Achieving Universal Coverage

Considering “Single Payer” Proposals in the U.S.: Lessons from Abroad

Issue Briefs / Apr 11, 2019

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Improving Health Care Quality

Variations on a Theme: A Look at Universal Health Coverage in Eight Countries

Blog / Mar 22, 2019

Achieving Universal Coverage

The “Medicare for All” Continuum: A New Comparison Tool for Congressional Health Bills Illustrates the Range of Reform Ideas

Blog / Mar 12, 2019

Snapshot of medicare-for-all policy options

Achieving Universal Coverage

The Many Varieties of Universal Coverage

Maps and Interactives / Mar 06, 2019

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Controlling Health Care Costs

State Efforts to Protect Consumers from Balance Billing

Blog / Jan 18, 2019

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Controlling Health Care Costs

It’s the Monopolies, Stupid!

Blog / May 24, 2018

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What Are Americans’ Views on the Coronavirus Pandemic?

What Do Likely Voters Think About Their Health Care?

Federalism, the Affordable Care Act, and Health Reform in the 2020 Election

Considering “Single Payer” Proposals in the U.S.: Lessons from Abroad

Variations on a Theme: A Look at Universal Health Coverage in Eight Countries

The “Medicare for All” Continuum: A New Comparison Tool for Congressional Health Bills Illustrates the Range of Reform Ideas

The Many Varieties of Universal Coverage

State Efforts to Protect Consumers from Balance Billing

It’s the Monopolies, Stupid!

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