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It was a great pleasure to be invited on to the @publichealthpod.bsky.social with @karremannancy.bsky.social to discuss our recent paper in @milbankfund.bsky.social on the wellness industry as a commercial determinant of health @lhgp.bsky.social!
The Hondius Outbreak Shows What Happens When the CDC Retreats from the World
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The wellness industry covers everything from fitness to biohacking, and it’s backed by powerful players.
@karremannancy.bsky.social and @spidermaani.bsky.social discuss their recent paper in @milbankfund.bsky.social on "Big Wellness".
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Working-age mortality is rising and where you live may matter. Join a Milbank Quarterly webinar on the State Policies and Politics Database State Policy Index, a tool for examining how state policies shape mortality trends.
In a new Opinion, Lawrence Gostin contrasts the actions of WHO leadership with that of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to contain two extremely rare outbreaks: Andes hantavirus on the cruise ship MV Hondius, and Bundibugyo ebolavirus in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).
In a new Q&A and video with Milbank’s Morgan McDonald, Jeffrey Lunardi —then interim Medicaid director at Virginia’s Department of Medical Assistance Services (Cardinal Care) — shares practical lessons on prioritization, nonpartisan leadership, and agency stability during a gubernatorial handoff.
Thrilled to be included in the special issue of @milbankfund.bsky.social on “What Can State Policymakers Do to Meet the Challenges” of Disease Burden and Life Expectancy in the states. My thoughts on rural health policy are here: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...
In a new post on the NYC Health Department’s Lincoln Detox Center Healing ARC project, Milbank Fellow Michelle Morse and Robert Rock discuss the importance of truth and reconciliation work and of “community as cure.”
Did liberal public health scholars like me fail to understand the meanings of guns and safety in conservative communities? My latest, @milbankfund.bsky.social
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Each year, 280k older Americans experience the “Medicare Cliff” when they turn 65 and become eligible for Medicare but lose Medicaid coverage. A new article finds that permanent loss of Medicaid was associated with worse physical/mental health, higher mortality & out-of-pocket medical spending.
When I arrived in Geneva for the World Health Assembly in late May, the World Health Organization (WHO) was scrambling to contain two extremely rare
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For more than three decades, I have worked alongside the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) during many of the world’s most consequential biological threats—from the containment of SARS-...
News article: In this edited Q&A and video with Milbank’s Morgan McDonald, MD, Jeff Lunardi—then interim Medicaid director at Virginia’s Department of Medical Assistance Services (Cardinal Care)—share...
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Policy Points Rural communities have more limited access to medical care and worse health outcomes. Existing federal and state policies largely fall short in addressing rural access disparities. ...
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When studying heat maps produced by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Department, and digging into the endless tables of data
About 280,000 older adults experience the “Medicare Cliff” each year, becoming eligible for Medicare and losing Medicaid coverage when they turn age 65 years due to discontinuities in financial eligib...
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Working-age mortality rates are rising and vary widely by state. A growing body of evidence suggests that polarized state policy environments may contribute to these trends. Join us for a Milbank Quar...
The wellness industry covers everything from fitness to biohacking, and it’s backed by powerful players.
@karremannancy.bsky.social and @spidermaani.bsky.social discuss their recent paper in @milbankfund.bsky.social on "Big Wellness".
🎧 podcast.publichealth.jhu.edu/the-rise-of-...
