How the COVID-19 pandemic illustrated racial disparities in health care
When Thomas Fisher, MD’01, started work on what would become The Emergency: A Year of Healing and Heartbreak in a Chicago ER (One World, 2022), the COVID-19 pandemic was still months away.
When a nurse becomes a patient: UChicago alum reflects on ‘indifference’ in health care
In new book, Theresa Brown shares experience with cancer—and what humane care could look like
When insurers and doctors haggle over Medicaid costs, patients pay the price
Reimbursement negotiations can exacerbate health care disparities, new study finds
Should Medicare enrollees be ‘nudged’? New research reveals impact of default insurance plans
Default plans can reduce drug utilization among low income Medicare Part D enrollees, study finds
