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DisabilityHealth and Social ProgramsHealthcarePrivate EquityUnited StatesWorkers The New Hospital at Home Movement: Opportunity or Threat for Patient Care?Eileen AppelbaumRosemary Batt / January 24, 2023
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DisabilityGovernmentHealthcareInequalityLong COVID The Extent and Demographics of Long COVID Disability in United StatesHayley BrownShawn FremstadJulia Tache / December 20, 2022
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COVID-19DisabilitySpotlightUnited States CEPR Spotlight: DisabilityDawn Niederhauser / December 14, 2022
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COVID-19DisabilityHousehold Pulse SurveyJobsLong COVIDPost-COVIDUnited States The Long Reach of Long COVID: At Least 4.4 Million Adults are Currently Disabled by Long COVIDHayley BrownJulia TacheShawn Fremstad / October 12, 2022
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AbortionDisabilityHealth and Social ProgramsInequalityUnited States How Restricting Reproductive Rights Hurts People with Disabilities: A Review of Research FindingsAnnabel Utz / August 17, 2022
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DisabilityInequalityUnionsUnited StatesWorkers Why Union Membership Is Good For Workers With DisabilitiesHayley Brown / July 27, 2022
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DisabilityInequalityUnited StatesWorkers Disability and Economic Justice ChartbookHayley BrownJulie Yixia CaiShawn Fremstad / July 20, 2022
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DisabilityHealth and Social ProgramsHealthcareInequalityLGBTQ+United States LGBT Adults Are More Likely to Experience Mental Health Hardships, But Less Likely to Get Needed HelpJulia GodfreyShawn FremstadJulie Yixia Cai / July 13, 2022
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DisabilityHealth and Social ProgramsUnited States The Social Security Disability Trust Fund Has Gotten Healthier: Have Workers?Anaïs GoubertDean Baker / October 20, 2021
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DisabilityHealth and Social ProgramsInequalityUnited States The Absence of Universal Social Protections in the United States Harms Black MenMariko LewisShawn Fremstad / December 16, 2020
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