The 2025 federal #Medicaid restrictions are projected to cause over 1 million missed #CancerScreening exams and over 150 excess #cancer deaths within 2 years, with substantial impact on younger and vulnerable adults. ja.ma/4vde24i

The 2025 federal #Medicaid restrictions are projected to cause over 1 million missed #CancerScreening exams and over 150 excess #cancer deaths within 2 years, with substantial impact on younger and vulnerable adults. ja.ma/49HWmnb

The 2025 federal #Medicaid restrictions are projected to cause over 1 million missed #CancerScreening exams and over 150 excess #cancer deaths within 2 years, with substantial impact on younger and vulnerable adults. ja.ma/49waPmf

New research out today @jamaoncology.com: federal Medicaid eligibility restrictions could have major downstream cancer consequences. jamanetwork.com/journals/jam...

Projected Cancer Screening Under the 2025 Medicaid Eligibility Restrictions

This decision analytical model evaluates projected changes in cancer screening and outcomes following changes to federal Medicaid funding and eligibility restrictions enacted with the 2025 Budget Reco...

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Medicaid restrictions may lead to a million missed cancer screenings over two years: study www.statnews.com/2026/01/08/m... via @statnews.com

Medicaid restrictions may lead to a million missed cancer screenings over two years: study

New Medicaid eligibility rules may cause more than a million missed cancer screenings, and more than 100 preventable deaths, new study says.

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Hospitals Acquired By Private Equity Firms: Increased Postoperative Mortality For Common Inpatient Surgeries @DiazAdrian10 @jdimick1 @Health_Affairs @UMichCHOP www.healthaffairs.org/doi/abs/10.1...

Note to Canadians looking at privately owned hospitals as an option here - US data strongly suggests deaths among surgical patients are higher @healthAffairs www.healthaffairs.org/doi/10.1377/...

Hospitals Acquired By Private Equity Firms: Increased Postoperative Mortality For Common Inpatient Surgeries | Health Affairs Journal

Private equity (PE) firms have increasingly invested in US hospitals, raising concerns about their effects on the quality of surgical care. We evaluated the impact of PE acquisition of acute care hosp...

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Hospitals acquired by PE show a 2.7 pp ↑ in 30D surgical mortality, driven by a 3.9 pp ↑ in failure to rescue. We need enforceable nurse‑staffing minimums, full ownership transparency, and federal review of PE transactions. @andrewmibrahim.bsky.social @um-ihpi.bsky.social bit.ly/432VyWP