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The November 2025 issue of Health Affairs features articles on a variety of topics, including different aspects of Medicaid enrollment in the wake of the unwinding of COVID-19-era protections, employer-sponsored health insurance, and issues surrounding the treatment of substance use disorders.

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Interventions To Automate Medicaid Renewals Reduce Procedural Denials And Increase Coverage

Pamela Herd et al.

Children’s Medicaid Enrollment Increased During First Year Of Consolidated Appropriations Act

Erica Eliason et al.

P R I V A T E   H E A L T H   I N S U R A N C E

Associations Between Dependent-Related Job Lock And Adult Mental And Physical Health

Tiffany L. Lemon et al.

Health Benefits In 2025: Family Premiums Rise 6 Percent, Large Employers Increase Coverage Of GLP-1s For Weight Loss

Gary Claxton et al.

T H E   P R A C T I C E   O F   M E D I C I N E

Practices That Adopted Remote Physiologic Monitoring Increased Medicare Revenue And Outpatient Visits

Mitchell Tang et al.

District Court: Restrictions On Mifepristone Illegal But Will Remain In Effect Pending FDA Reconsideration

Katie Keith

part of our Health Policy At A Crossroads series

Reforming Average Sales Price-Based Reimbursement For Infused Biosimilars

Ryan N. Hansen et al.

Pediatric Gender Affirming Care And The Future Of Medical Advocacy

Craig Konnoth