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• Here’s How Public Health Messaging Can Help With the Next Phase of the Pandemic

  As COVID-19 cases increase and officials warn of a potential new surge, confusion still bedevils our public health messaging. 

  By Jason Doctor, PhD and Wändi Bruine de Bruin, MSc, PhD

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  Evidence Base > Coronavirus (COVID-19)
• Will the Rise of Work From Home Improve Our Health?

  As the pandemic becomes endemic, major companies have announced varying polices about the future of remote work. Matthew Kahn argues that government and industry should accommodate WFH or hybrid plans because the benefits are manifold.

  By Matthew Kahn, PhD

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  Evidence Base > Population Health and Disparities
• Racial Disparities in Accessing Treatment for Substance Use Highlights Work to Be Done

  Older Americans are increasingly seeking treatment for substance use disorders with older Black Americans who start treatment being much more likely to have their treatment terminated and not finish compared to white adults.

  By Jevay Grooms, PhD and Alberto Ortega, PhD

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  Evidence Base > Patient and Physician Behavior
• Who Is Really Driving Up Insulin Costs?

  In the long term, capping insulin payments at $35 a month is just shuffling the deck rather than changing the game of insulin costs.

  By Karen Van Nuys, PhD, Erin Trish, PhD and Neeraj Sood, PhD

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  Perspective > Drug pricing