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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
Op-Ed/Commentary
AntitrustHealthcareUnionsUnited StatesWorkers Growing Consolidation in Local Hospital Markets is Limiting Nurses’ Wage GrowthSylvia Allegretto / January 19, 2023
Op-Ed/Commentary
DisabilityGovernmentHealthcareInequalityLong COVID The Extent and Demographics of Long COVID Disability in United StatesHayley BrownShawn FremstadJulia Tache / December 20, 2022
Op-Ed/Commentary
GovernmentHealthcareWorkers The Little Engine That Couldn’t Have Paid Sick Leave: How US Lawmakers Let Workers’ Rights and Health Go Off the RailsHayley BrownJulia TacheDylan Gyauch-Lewis / December 15, 2022
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HealthcareUnited States The Crushing Health Care Cost Burden that Never Came (Corrected)Dean Baker / November 11, 2022
· Op-Ed/Commentary
Economic Crisis and RecoveryHealthcareInflationUnited States When Inflation Looks Bad, It’s Time to Talk About the Health Care DividendDean Baker / October 14, 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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Health and Social ProgramsHealthcareUnited StatesWall Street Trends in Real Estate Investment Trust Ownership of US Health Care PropertiesEileen Appelbaum / May 13, 2022
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GovernmentHealth and Social ProgramsHealthcareUnited States As the Affordable Care Act Enters Adolescence, US Health Care Still Has Growing to DoHayley Brown / March 22, 2022
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Health and Social ProgramsHealthcarePrivate EquityUnited StatesWall Street Envision Healthcare Hits the SkidsEileen Appelbaum / THE AMERICAN PROSPECT / March 14, 2022
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