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Caitlin Owens

Health Care Reporter at Axios

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Caitlin Owens
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Deaths of despair now highest among Black and Indigenous Americans - Axios

New data dispels the narrative that the phenomenon is most prevalent among white Americans.
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Hospital and insurer battles over Medicare Advantage set to grow - ...

Some providers have already taken the extraordinary step of terminating contracts with Medicare plans.
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The puzzle of matching psychiatric drugs to patients - Axios

Researchers are trying to understand the underpinnings of the disorders in hopes of tailoring medicines to patients.
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Surprise medical bill law has been good for providers - Axios

A new law meant to protect patients could inadvertently raise premiums, an analysis finds.
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Supreme Court abortion pill case could reverse unexpected rise in a...

Expanded access to mifepristone is a key reason why abortions have continued to increase after Roe’s demise.
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How COVID's polarization could undermine the next pandemic response...

Despite remarkable scientific advances, key weaknesses in the country’s COVID response have only become more glaring.
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mRNA tech: Expanding from COVID vaccines to RSV, HIV, flu and cance...

Vaccines built on mRNA could be wielded against flu, cancer and HIV.

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Democratic states abandon progressive drug policy - Axios

Questions of how to approach drug addiction, mental health and homelessness are dividing the left.
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America's aging population creates health care labor pressure - Axios

The health sector is expected to be uniquely impacted by demographic change.
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How Biden's housing push for Medicaid could help migrants - Axios

Biden’s push for Medicaid to cover housing comes as cities and states are demanding more aid for arriving immigrants.
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America's drug overdose crisis has profound ripple effects - Axios

More than 4 in 10 Americans personally know someone who has died of an overdose.
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New Medicare Advantage reform plan may have bipartisan appeal - Axios

The Paragon Health Institute proposal would reduce MA spending by $250 billion over a decade.
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Why health insurers suddenly want sicker patients - Axios

Some of the sickest Americans are expected to drive billions in profits in the coming years.
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Profitable patients: Medicare-Medicaid eligibles - Axios

Low-income patients with complex health needs are expected to generate billions in profit for health insurers.
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Drug prices might soon be directly tied to how well they work - Axios

Other countries already make these assessments, but it’s a fundamental shift for the U.S. government.
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Mental health and addiction care falls short because it's not profi...

Despite a clear need for more behavioral health care, the supply of such care is lacking.
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How AI will — and won't — change health care - Axios

It isn’t expected to fundamentally change health care anytime soon — but it could make some improvements and cut down on costly waste.
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Health insurance premiums are eating into workers' wages - Axios

Rising premiums are costing workers through wages they would have otherwise received.
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What to watch in health care in 2024: Obesity drugs, AI - Axios

Questions about how patients and taxpayers will afford all of this innovation remain the elephant in the room.
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Dizzying reason behind America's drug shortage: Low prices - Axios

Proposals to address the complex factors driving drug scarcity wouldn’t come cheap.
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Trump embraces medical conspiracies to attack Big Pharma - Axios

The GOP frontrunner’s airing of unfounded, innuendo-filled claims about drugmakers could undermine public health.