From 2009 to 2023, US states introduced 819 bills on palliative care, with most legislation focused on quality standards, public awareness, and payment policy. https://t.co/Lo6foAgqXB

Child welfare system contact was linked to more frequent identification and treatment of developmental delays, reflecting both increased clinical scrutiny and enhanced service facilitation. https://t.co/Seo8VJMaAX

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Medicare Advantage contracts that repeatedly crossed the bonus-eligible star rating threshold were more likely to receive quality bonuses. https://t.co/QJlI5I3INp

The TAF Analysis Reporting Checklist addresses variability in Medicaid claims data and supports researchers, editors, and policymakers in evaluating the reliability and generalizability of studies using federal Medicaid datasets. https://t.co/KJvX9D6td6

Eliminating cost sharing for public assistance recipients in Japan was associated with higher outpatient medical and dental care utilization, particularly for dental services. https://t.co/nEg7qISn2p

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💬 Viewpoint: Innovations like e-cigarettes provide rapid nicotine delivery with reduced health risks compared to cigarettes, yet misinformation and regulatory barriers limit their impact on smoking-related disease. https://t.co/yFx6GXc7ld

Biologics eligible for Medicare price negotiation generated higher revenues over 9 and 13 years than small-molecule drugs, highlighting potential implications for pharmaceutical industry priorities and cost savings. https://t.co/iYc1DNRQpt

Opening medical or recreational cannabis dispensaries was associated with reductions in opioid prescriptions among cancer patients, suggesting cannabis may serve as a substitute for opioids in managing cancer-related pain. https://t.co/HHrvsogGK5

Rosa M Gonzalez-Guarda, PhD, MPH, RN, joins JAMA Health Forum Editor in Chief Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH, for a conversation on how centering women in our population health agenda can improve outcomes for all. 🎧 Listen now: https://t.co/wlXPNa0lBr

💬 Editorial by JAMA Health Forum EIC Sandro Galea, MD, DrPH: Current federal cuts to critical health and science areas risk undermining progress, narrowing career paths, and exacerbating gaps in knowledge. https://t.co/57bcDBzttQ

While global health inequalities have declined over the past six decades—primarily due to reduced infant mortality and increased life expectancy—persistent gaps remain, especially in the US and low-income countries. https://t.co/l4zJ8zpOAq

Across the JAMA Network, we seek submission of manuscripts describing original research that examines the application of #AI in clinical settings. 🔗 Learn more about submission criteria: https://t.co/J4B2k5uAir

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From @JAMA_current: #Microplastics are increasingly detected in human tissues w/ potential links to cognitive, cardiovascular, and inflammatory outcomes. 📌 Learn more: https://t.co/fqbKEAyeAB

Viewpoint: Inaccurate provider directories create significant barriers for US residents seeking care, highlighting the urgent need for a centralized, accurate national directory. https://t.co/XjCjQouc3L

In this cohort study, 40% of #GLP-1RA prescriptions were not filled, with lower fill rates and higher out-of-pocket costs for patients with obesity alone and racial and ethnic minorities. https://t.co/w5WlwEsLQz

A nicotine reduction policy in cigarettes is estimated to provide broad population benefits and reduce disparities, most notably for American Indian, Black, Hispanic, and rural communities. https://t.co/xOPJzzrahH

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Following Medicaid unwinding, coverage losses varied widely by state and group, yet many individuals regained insurance, resulting in modest overall increases in uninsurance. https://t.co/E579CxnbRm

Viewpoint: Court decisions regarding the Trump administration’s most-favored-nation drug pricing proposals will determine the legal limits of health agencies’ ability to enact large-scale reforms. https://t.co/E7AXpWnAOk

Special Communication: The Disabled Advanced Medical Assistance (DAMA) model is an innovative, adaptable hospital care approach that improves health outcomes and equity for persons with disabilities by streamlining care. https://t.co/N0BnuO7bHy

Viewpoint: Federal budget cuts are targeting integrated clinical-social care programs, with lack of consensus resulting in two competing models for addressing health-related social needs and ongoing disagreement over implementation. https://t.co/3fWe9tjfuB

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