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What COVID-19 Means For America’s Incarcerated Population — And How To Ensure It’s Not Left Behind

What COVID-19 Means For America’s Incarcerated Population — And How To Ensure It’s Not Left Behind

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Dental and Vision Services Among Veterans in Medicare Advantage vs Traditional Medicare

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By Adam L Beckman
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
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The PACT Act-Expanding Coverage and Access for Veterans

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By Adam L Beckman, Joshua Jacobs, Shereef M Elnahal
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
Over the last century, exposure to toxic hazards during military service has been increasingly understood to represent an important safety concern, including exposure to Agent Orange during the Vietnam War and to the particulate matter released from burn pits, wherein waste ranging from jet fuel to human waste is burned into the open air.1,2 Although the prevalence of exposure is unknown, over the past 34 years, at least 4.7 million veterans were likely exposed to toxic hazards, burn pits,...
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The Rise and Risks of Medicare Advantage “Affinity Plans”

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By Adam L Beckman, Andrew Ryan, Jose F. Figueroa, José Figueroa
| JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association Verified
The Rise and Risks of Medicare Advantage “Affinity Plans” Medicare Advantage (MA), the private alternative for Medicare beneficiaries, grew substantially during the past decade, increasing from 29% of the eligible Medicare population in 2013 to 51% in 2023.1 The Congressional Budget Office projects that MA enrollment will reach 62% by 2033.1 Medicare Advantage growth has been fueled by converting individuals’ traditional fee-for-service Medicare to MA by offering extended benefits such as...
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