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The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1w ago
So-called special purpose acquisition companies represent a new phase in the corporatization of medicine, and their activities could have implications for providers, patients, and policymakers ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1w ago
Cash transfers to individuals that the U.S. government made during the Covid pandemic demonstrated how such a policy tool could help address the political–economic determinants of health ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1w ago
Since the Columbine shooting, the gun problem in the United States has worsened, and the Supreme Court’s new interpretations of the Second Amendment don’t help. But there are some reasons for hope ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Litigation over bans on gender-affirming care in various U.S. states could further establish the authority of politicians and courts to determine treatment options and exacerbate health disparities ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Hospital acquisition of physician practices has become a dominant trend in American medicine. The FTC and the DOJ recently issued guidelines that could strengthen their approach to vertical integration in health care. D. Khullar, L.P. Casalino, and A.M. Bond ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
The immediate release of test results to patients, mandated by the 21st Century Cures Act, has some unfortunate unintended consequences for patients and their clinicians ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Hospital acquisition of physician practices has become a dominant trend in American medicine. The FTC and the DOJ recently issued guidelines that could strengthen their approach to vertical integration in health care ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Resource constraints in safety-net systems mean that outlays for care must be measured against opportunity costs. What ethical framework should guide resource allocation and management decisions ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Although new weight-loss drugs are important, scholars and policymakers shouldn’t lose sight of population-level strategies that can prevent excess weight gain and obesity among children in the first place ..read more
The New England Journal of Medicine » Health Law
1M ago
Litigation over bans on gender-affirming care in various U.S. states could further establish the authority of politicians and courts to determine treatment options and exacerbate health disparities ..read more