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Caitlin Murphy

  • Editor in Chief, A360Media
New York
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Insurers reject up to one-third of new specialty oral blood cancer prescriptions

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By Matthew Shinkle Verified, Mindy Valcarcel, Caitlin Murphy
| HemOnc Today Verified
Key takeaways: Insurers reject one-third of new prescriptions for specialty oral medications for blood cancers. Likelihood of initial rejection varied based on insurance type. SAN DIEGO — Insurers rejected one-third of new prescriptions for specialty oral anticancer medications ordered for patients with blood cancers, according to retrospective data presented at ASH Annual Meeting and Exposition.
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The Spectrum of State Approaches to Medicaid Maternity Care Contracting

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By Caitlin Murphy, Anne Markus, Rebecca Morris, Kay Johnson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The United States is currently experiencing a maternal health crisis; high rates of maternal mortality, maternal morbidity, and infant mortality in the United States are only worsening, especially among families of color and low-income families.1-4 Between 2018 and 2021, maternal mortality rates steadily rose from 17.5 to 32.9 maternal deaths per 100,000 live births.1 During this time period, health disparities continued to widen; Black maternal death rates rose from 37.3 to 69.9—placing...
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Addressing election mis and disinformation in 2024

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By Caitlin Murphy
| thinksinsight.com
The Thinks Behavioural Science Advisory team recently conducted an experiment to rigorously test the spread of mis and disinformation in the run up to 2024 elections. Strikingly, not only did participants report a willingness to undergo inoculation but playing a 45 second online ‘inoculation game’ meaningfully and significantly reduces amplification of disinformation. “Deepfakes” were shown to be a particularly pernicious aspect of mis and disinformation.
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