They determine that during this period, diagnoses increased by 93.3 percent, with people in all age, race/ethnicity, and geographic categories experiencing growth between the pre- and post-ACA era.
Black people saw the largest increase (55 percent) during the study period.
We are still accepting applications for our upcoming summer internship program!
Our summer internships for college students and high school graduates will run from mid-June through early August.
Available jobs are listed on our website and applications are due March 31, 2024.
Health Affairs is committed to providing a robust intern experience, including special projects, access to Health Affairs staff, and inclusion in various team and all-staff meetings.
If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected]
This Women's History Month, we're elevating women who work to advance health equity and policy.
In a February 2024 Forefront article, Carol Sakala and Megan Burns discuss how changing how we pay for maternity care can drive improved maternal health outcomes.
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