Disparities and Population Health
Disparities and Population Health
Advancing Health in All Communities
Schaeffer Scholars conduct vital research aimed at improving population health and reducing health disparities by strengthening the nation’s safety net of care for the most underserved and vulnerable among us.
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Advancing the Science of Recruitment for Alzheimer’s Clinical Trials: Challenges and Opportunities
Featured Experts: Paul Aisen, Desi Peneva, , Mireille Jacobson, Dana Goldman, Niranjan Bose, Phyllis Barkman Ferrell, Rema Raman
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Expanded coverage of GLP-1s is “probably the single most effective policy” for improving public health, Goldman says
Featured Experts: Dana Goldman
Healthcare Brew
Arkansas’ first-in-the-nation law banning PBM ownership of pharmacies should be implemented slowly to ensure access, Qato says
Featured Experts: Dima M. Qato
UPI
Jacobson quoted on her research finding that illicit opioid use is 20 times higher than previously estimated
Featured Experts: Mireille Jacobson
Marketwatch
While traditional pharmacies remain essential, new care models may cater to higher-income and privately insured patients, Qato predicts
Featured Experts: Dima M. Qato
Morning Brew
Ginsburg warns major Medicaid cuts could hit the healthcare workforce, potentially affecting care broadly
Featured Experts: Paul Ginsburg
Featured Article
Rural Americans Don’t Live as Long as Those in Cities
Rural Americans—particularly men—are expected to live significantly shorter, less healthy lives than their urban counterparts. “Diseases of despair” are fueling this widening gap.
Experts: Elizabeth Currid-Halkett, Bryan Tysinger, Jack M. Chapel
