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Mergers only make hospital monopolies worse

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By Brian Miller, Ardis Watkins
| Hoover Institution
With Congress focusing its attention this spring on high hospital costs at a recent Ways and Means hearing, hospital executives in North Carolina are charging on ahead with one of the few measures proven time and time again to raise prices: mergers. Three days after the hearing, on a Friday afternoon, seemingly unaware, executives at AdvocateHealth, which owns North Carolina’s largest hospital system AtriumHealth, proposed a combination with WakeMed.
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Mergers only make hospital monopolies worse

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By Brian Miller, Ardis Watkins
| Carolina Journal Verified
With Congress focusing its attention this spring on high hospital costs at a recent Ways and Means hearing, hospital executives in North Carolina are charging on ahead with one of the few measures proven time and time again to raise prices: mergers. Three days after the hearing, on a Friday afternoon, seemingly unaware, executives at AdvocateHealth, which owns North Carolina’s largest hospital system AtriumHealth, proposed a combination with WakeMed.
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Enhancing Prescription Drug Affordability Through Competition

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By Brian Miller, Lanhee Chen
| JAMA Health Forum Conversations
Prescription drug affordability is a critical problem, with the KFF reporting that 4 of 10 individuals in the US face challenges in taking drugs as prescribed due to cost. Traditionally, policymakers have focused on mechanisms to control or administratively set pharmaceutical prices. An alternative approach is to enhance product competition, which is a more effective, durable solution that balances affordability and innovation.
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