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Election 2026 Roundtable: The impact on health policy.
Chief Healthcare Executive
Our panel of experts analyzes the midterm elections. They look at changes in Congress and how federal spending could be affected.
Read moreWhat Employers Should Measure Before Cutting GLP-1 Coverage
All.WorkSpace
Even as costs rise, employers have more options than covering GLP-1s broadly or dropping coverage. Better clinical information can help them make smarter decisions for their workforce.
Read moreMidterms could give Democrats leverage on Medicaid cuts and ACA subsidies, policy experts say
Medical Economics
A former congressman and two health policy advocates expect shutdown standoffs to set the terms of any health care deal next year.
Read moreWhy America’s Healthcare System Rewards the Wrong Things | Ep 36
Growth Under Pressure Podcast
In this episode of Growth Under Pressure, Eric Josovitz sits down with Rob Andrews, former U.S. Congressman who served for nearly 24 years and helped pass the Affordable Care Act, to examine why America’s healthcare system rewards the volume of procedures rather than patient outcomes.
Listen nowGLP-1 diabetes study: patients without gains often stay on drug
Human Resources Director America
A 12.7 million-patient analysis gives HR teams data for weight loss drug coverage reviews
Read moreWhich patients benefit most from GLP-1s?: 6 notes
RamaOnHealthcare
An Oct. 13 analysis from the Health Transformation Alliance examined linked claims and EHR data for 12.7 million patients from 2018 through 2025 to identify who is most and least likely to respond to GLP-1 therapy.
Read moreWhich patients benefit most from GLP-1s? 6 notes
Becker's Hospital Review
An Oct. 13 analysis from the Health Transformation Alliance examined linked claims and EHR data for 12.7 million patients from 2018 through 2025 to identify who is most and least likely to respond to GLP-1 therapy.
Read moreGLP-1 patients who don’t respond stayed on therapy anyway, study finds
Insurance Business Magazine
New research gives benefits advisers more data to assess treatment outcomes, though long-term returns remain uncertain
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