health policy

2nd Former Aide Accuses Cuomo Of Sexual Harassment

Charlotte Bennett, a health policy adviser to Cuomo said the governor asked her inappropriate questions about her sex life.
By AP

U.S. Coronavirus Guidelines Followed Sobering Death Toll Prediction

Researchers say the "only viable strategy” is many months of suppression efforts that will have "profound" social and economic consequences.
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What A California City Found When It Tracked Its Residents' Well-Being For 4 Years

Santa Monica officials decided to look at more than just economic prosperity when gauging their citizens' success.
By Oliver Balch, On assignment for HuffPost

The Promise And Danger Of Health Care's Big Data Revolution

Experts at Harvard discuss the latest on big data and information technology.
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Federal Nutrition Assistance Program Participation May Save Money On Health Care Expenditures

SNAP is an important federal assistance program that enhances nutrition and reduces food insecurity.
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U.S. Hits Record High Obesity Rates

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Single-Payer Critics Miss the Point – We’re Falling Behind

Our healthcare system is continuing to fall behind countries that do and can rely on their government.
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Being Overweight Is Linked To Increased Cancer Risk

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GOP Leaders Still Insisting Repeal Won't Take Health Care Away From Millions

As usual, they're neglecting to mention a few key facts.
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Health Care Reform And Women: A Comparison Of The ACA And The AHCA

Writing a national prescription to improve women’s health
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