Authors: Mifta Chowdhury, Amanda Goorin, Dennis Grishin, Aggie Tang Abstract Approximately 1 in 5 adults suffer from a mental illness in the United States and low-income adults
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American Healthcare Policy Part 2: Let’s Weigh The (Public) Options
Former South Bend, Ind., Mayor Pete Buttigieg made the increasingly popular “Medicare For All†plan his own during his recently ended presidential campaign by offering it to “all who want it.â€
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American Health Policy Part 1: A Recap of Where We Have Been
By Emma Watson With the looming presidential election, healthcare has once again surged to the forefront of political conversation. And, every candidate seems to offer a distinct
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Pharma’s Hidden Player
By: Abe R. Emile Over the last 19 months attorneys general in Washington, Minnesota, and New Mexico have issued civil investigations to consider anti-competitive business dealings from
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The Words We Use: How Language Affects Policy
By Gail Hankin When Republicans first introduced their alternative to the Affordable Care Act, many clickbait-generating sites (and some more reputable news sources) seized on its title:
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Republican Candidates Offer Little Substance on Health Reform
Cary Blum, Contributing Editor This week’s Republican presidential debate provided ample entertainment for politics-as-reality-TV junkies who thrive on one-liners, interruptions, and eye-rolls.  It even offered a sliver
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