On the Texas Abortion Ban Decision, Medicare's Insolvency & More with Katie Keith

Listen to Health Affairs' Chris Fleming and Katie Keith discuss the latest on the Affordable Care Act, the Texas abortion ban Supreme Court decision, and Medicare's projected insolvency.

Show Notes

This week in Health Affairs Today, Georgetown University faculty member and Health Affairs Contributing Editor Katie Keith shared her "back-to-school" reading list with subscribers.

In part to talk about her reading picks for the future health policy leaders of tomorrow, Katie joins Health Affairs Senior Editor Chris Fleming on Health Affairs This Week.

In addition to teasing out a virtual Health Affairs-hosted Lunch-and-Learn event later in September, Katie and Chris discuss the latest on the Texas abortion ban Supreme Court decision, Medicare's projected insolvency, and the health policy landscape at large.

Watch out for details on Katie Keith's virtual Lunch-and-Learn session in September on Health Affairs Events Page or by signing up for Health Affairs Today.

Related Links:

• Supreme Court Leaves Texas Abortion Ban In Place (SCOTUS Blog)
• Katie Keith's Back To School Reading List (Health Affairs)
• Rethinking Race In Medicine: ACOG Removes A Race-Based Cutoff For Anemia In Pregnancy (Health Affairs Blog)
• 2021 Annual Report Of The Boards Of Trustees of the Federal Hospital Insurance and Federal Supplementary Medical Insurance Trust Funds (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services)
• National Health Interview Survey Early Release Program (Centers for Disease Control & Prevention)

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