Poll: Public’s Views on Health Spending, Other Priorities for Washington
With the Trump administration and Congress looking to ways to reduce federal spending, more people favor increased spending on Medicaid and Medicare than less spending. Among potential health actions, price transparency and limiting food chemicals are seen as top priorities, but not Medicaid cuts or abortion restrictions.
Potential Health Policy Administrative Actions in the Second Trump Administration
Explore our guide to potential health policy administrative actions under the incoming Trump administration based on campaign positions and statements by President-elect Trump, his record during his first administration, and expected actions that would reverse or modify regulations or guidance issued by the Biden administration.
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SCOTUS to Hear Case About ACA Preventive Care Requirement
The Supreme Court will hear a case that challenges the Affordable Care Act’s preventive services provision. We explain the preventive services coverage requirements, the basis of the Braidwood Management Inc. v. Becerra lawsuit, and potential implications.
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FAQs about the IRA’s Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program
These FAQs address several questions related to Medicare’s drug price negotiation program and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services’ implementation of the program, with a focus on the details that apply for 2027, the second year that negotiated prices will be available under the program.
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Misleading Narratives, Social Media Shape Perceptions
This volume examines misleading claims about birth control, focusing on the mischaracterization of emergency contraceptives as abortifacients, the influence of social media on patient-provider communication, and online messages that inaccurately promote fertility awareness methods as safer alternatives.
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Beyond the Data, a Column by Drew Altman
In his regular Beyond the Data columns, CEO Drew Altman discusses what the data, polls, and journalism produced by KFF mean for policy and for people.