Health Policy

Deaths from lack of high-quality medical care cost the world over $6 trillion in 2015 alone

A new University-wide project leverages behavioral sciences and economics to improve health

HMS ‘Die-In’ draws students, faculty, staff

Do Democratic and Republican doctors treat patients differently at the end of life?

New study illuminates health care use and needs of gender minority Medicare beneficiaries

New survival boost seen for some patients during academic conferences

Harvard students, faculty and staff express commitment to gun reform

Drug discount program no bargain for the needy

No benefits from program that inadvertently shifted funds away from sicker patients

Divisions between, within parties entangle health policy while Republicans’ latest ACA repeal effort…

Survey illuminates challenges in the U.S. workplace

New model for classifying cancer patients could lead to better end-of-life care