An article featured PolicyLab’s new Health Affairs study that found that families who are covered through TRICARE report worse access to health care than families with private or public insurance plans.  

A new article featured PolicyLab’s new study that outlines a number of unique challenges military families with TRICARE coverage face in comparison to civilian families. 

A YouTube show produced a video on PolicyLab research that found that more low- and moderate-income working families, across all employment sectors, are turning to Medicaid and CHIP for affordable coverage for their children. …

PolicyLab researcher Doug Strane, MPH, was quoted in an article on how children’s health programs could suffer from a census miscount.

PolicyLab researcher Doug Strane, MPH, was quoted in an article about his study that found that child abuse and neglect within U.S. Army families is significantly underreported.

PolicyLab researcher Doug Strane, MPH, was quoted in an article on his new Health Affairs study that found that a significant number of working families rely on Medicaid and CHIP for their children’s insurance coverage.

PolicyLab Director David Rubin, MD, MSCE, wrote an opinion piece on his recent Health Affairs study that found that more working parents are relying on public insurance for their kids than ever before.

PolicyLab Director David Rubin, MD, MSCE, was quoted in an article about his new Health Affairs study on children’s public insurance enrollment.

PolicyLab researcher Doug Strane, MPH, was quoted in an article on his new national study that found that more working families in the U.S. rely on public insurance for their kids’ coverage.

PolicyLab researcher Brian Jenssen, MD, MSHP, spoke with Dr. Katie Lockwood, a primary care pediatrician, about the latest trends in adolescent e-cigarette use and what providers need to know about the effects of e-cigarettes. …