Yueying Cui

Abstract Geographic segmentation of health insurance creates administrative barriers that limit patients’ access to out-of-network healthcare, particularly in underserved regions. We assess the impact of a reimbursement reform removing interregional administrative barriers on patient healthcare utilization. We conduct a quantitative quasi-experimental study using longitudinal administrative data from a representative city with limited high-tier medical resources.

Main text (Neuron 112, 3585–3601.e1–e5; November 6, 2024) In the originally published article, the brain region labels in Figures 3E and 3G are erroneously identified. The mistake occurred during the image optimization stage of the revision process, where the labels for different regions were inadvertently transposed and not corrected prior to publication. The corrected Figure 3 is presented here, and the article has been updated online.

Abstract The realization of room-temperature-operated, high-performance, miniaturized, low-power-consumption and Complementary Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor (CMOS)-compatible mid-infrared photodetectors is highly desirable for next-generation optoelectronic applications, but has thus far remained an outstanding challenge using conventional materials.