Skydiving on Paper: Classroom Games Teach Students the Economics of Health Insurance
A peer-reviewed study from George Mason University shows that game-theory-based classroom simulations, from a hypothetical skydive to an orange juice ...
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Hospital Care Gap Narrows for China’s Chronically Ill Older Adults, Decade of Data Shows
A decade-long analysis of Chinese national survey data finds that income-related inequality in hospital care among middle-aged and older adults ...
Volatile Jobs Leave Millions of American Workers Riding a Health Insurance Roller Coaster
A new JAMA Network Open study finds that millions of low- and middle-income American workers with volatile hours and incomes ...
Why Young Cancer Survivors Keep Falling Through the Cracks of New Care Standards
Five NCI-funded studies across nine US health systems reveal that measuring whether adolescent and young adult cancer survivors receive guideline-based ...
Health Bills Squeeze Microcredit Households in Bangladesh, Study Finds
A new study of 751 microcredit recipient households in Bangladesh shows that out-of-pocket healthcare spending during the COVID-19 pandemic significantly ...
Financial Hardship Emerges as a Hidden Late Effect for Young Cancer Survivors
A new review finds that financial hardship acts as a critical late effect for adolescent, young adult, and childhood cancer ...
Insurance Paperwork Hits Nearly Half of Cancer Survivors, Study Finds
A survey of 459 long-term US cancer survivors found that nearly half reported insurance-related administrative burdens, which were linked to ...
When Curing Patients Costs Money: Chinese Doctors Reveal How Payment Reform Skews Who Gets Treated
Interviews with 21 physicians in Nanjing reveal that China's DRG payment reform drives patient selection through interacting factors of capability, ...
Kafala System Emerges as Key Barrier to Healthcare for Gulf’s Migrant Workers
A system dynamics informed scoping review of 69,988 low-wage migrant workers identifies employer dependency and kafala-like sponsorship as central structural ...
Robotic Rectal Surgery Booms in Japan, But Big Gaps Between City and Countryside Remain
A nationwide Japanese study finds robotic rectal surgery surged after 2018 insurance coverage but remains significantly concentrated in urban prefectures.
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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