Kidney Week 2026 abstracts show that AMKD progresses quickly in routine practice, with or without diabetes, despite background CKD therapy.
|Articles|July 3, 2012
ACA: After Court Decision, All Eyes on States
Advertisement
Following last week's Supreme Court ruling upholding the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the focus is now on the states and how they'll react to the law's Medicaid expansion and health insurance exchanges.
"States are now Ground Zero for health reform: the law puts enormous pressure on states to act quickly and decisively," Paul Keckley, executive director for Deloitte Center for Health Solutions, wrote in a Friday memo. "Should they implement an insurance exchange, or default to a federally run alternative? Should the state's Medicaid program be expanded per the law?"
Read the full story:
Source: MedPage Today
Advertisement
Related to this article
Insurance barriers were the top reason 4 in 10 people prescribed long-acting PrEP at a Missouri clinic never received it, an IDWeek 2026 poster found.
A retrospective study suggests strength exercise may be a safer option than endurance exercise for some people with ACM.
Infant flu protection from maternal vaccination varied by timing, while pediatric vaccination fell to 49.4%, experts report at IDWeek 2026.
The NCCN’s latest esophageal/EGJ guidance raises durvalumab plus FLOT to a category 2A recommendation for PD-L1–negative, diffuse-type disease.
Legal and clinical experts examined the US medical aid in dying framework, its limits, and ethical debates.
The pilot pairs grocery stipends and community health worker support with members who have unmanaged diabetes and unmet social needs.
Speakers at IDWeek 2026 urged shifting global health partnerships from donor-recipient models to shared, locally led ownership as funding contracts.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Trending on AJMC
1
Bepirovirsen Approval Offers New Option for Chronic HBV Treatment
2
Inhaled Amikacin Raises Culture Conversion in New MAC Lung Disease
3
Pulmonary Embolism Can Affect Elite Athletes, Too: Samantha Pettigrew, MD
4
Uninsured Rate Rises to 11.2% as Coverage Erodes Before Medicaid Cuts
5