
What We're Reading: Free Medical School Tuition; NJ Reinsurance Program; Downplaying Addiction With Opioids
Every single future medical student who will study at the New York University School of Medicine, in perpetuity, will have their tuition costs fully covered; HHS has approved New Jersey’s waiver request to create a reinsurance program that would help lower insurance premiums for everyone in the state; an analysis highlights how marketing documents from the mid-1990s downplayed addiction to opioids.
NYU to Give All of Its Medical Students Free Tuition
Every single future medical student who will study at the New York University (NYU) School of Medicine, in perpetuity, will have their tuition costs fully covered.
New Jersey Latest State to Receive Approval for Reinsurance Program
HHS has approved New Jersey’s waiver request to create a reinsurance program that would help lower insurance premiums for everyone in the state. The waiver allows the state to reimburse insurers for covering high-cost patients,
How Addiction to Opioids Was Downplayed
A new analysis
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