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This cross-sectional study evaluates whether and how patients self-report firearm access information on a routine mental health monitoring questionnaire and examines sociodemographic and clinical associations of reported access.

This systematic review with meta-analysis examines 39 randomized and observational studies for associations between food insecurity interventions and insecurity status, health outcomes, and health care use among adults.

This survey study examines changes in insurance coverage and disparities in access to health care among low-income families and people of color across 4 southern states and by Medicaid expansion status before and during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This decision analytical model simulates the association of different vaccine allocation strategies with COVID-19–associated morbidity and mortality and their distribution across racial and ethnic groups.

This cohort study examines whether certain patient-cost characteristics, drug characteristics, and drug-class characteristics are associated with manufacturer drug coupon use.

This cohort study evaluates whether simultaneous inclusion in a Medicare accountable care organization and a bundled payment program was associated with better patient outcomes, compared with bundled payments alone.

This cohort study compares 3 protocols for allocating health workers to deliver COVID-19 tests door-to-door within East San Jose, California, including index area selection, uncertainty sampling, and local knowledge of the health workers.

This cross-sectional study assesses whether hepatitis C medication use would change in states that transitioned from carved-in to carved-out Medicaid coverage.

This cross-sectional study evaluates whether the implementation of subscription-based Medicaid payment models for hepatitis C virus medications was associated with a change in use of these drugs in Washington and Louisiana.