Payer+Provider's Health System Review
March 17, 2022
Jha arrives at a natural inflection point, as the omicron wave subsides and the administration seeks to restore a sense of normalcy.
March 16, 2022
As the first medcial director of St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, he developed treatments for cancer and other diseases.
The omicron variant caused less severe disease than delta for children under 5, and fewer deaths.
Vaccines, natural immunity and relaxed restrictions make it difficult to predict how severe the next round of coronavirus will be.
March 15, 2022
Clock-switching would come to an end in 2023 under the measure that still must pass the House and get Biden’s signature before it can become law.
The application comes as federal officials and the public health community debate whether fourth shots will be needed for the general public.
The fate of the bipartisan effort, which must pass both chambers and get Biden’s signature, is uncertain amid GOP- and Democrat-led investigations.
March 14, 2022
Millions of vulnerable Americans could suffer the effects of the loss of emergency Medicaid insurance this year.
States will have to sort out who no longer belongs on rolls that have swollen to record levels during the pandemic.
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