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KFFThe U.S. Government and the World Health Organization - 4 days
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Twitter Feed: KFF (Kaiser Family Foundation)
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KFFThe U.S. Government and the World Health Organization - 6 days
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This fact sheet provides information about the World Health Organization (WHO) and U.S. government funding and engagement with...
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The US will contribute an estimated $434 million to help support the World Health Organization this year – more than double its 2020 contribution when the Trump administration suspended support. Our updated fact sheet explains how the US works with WHO: https://t.co/alSVeBSr3T https://t.co/alSVeBSr3T - view on twitter
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Peterson-KFF Health System TrackerCOVID-19 mortality preventable by vaccines – Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker - 1 week
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In this analysis, we estimate the number of adult deaths that could have been prevented by timely vaccination. We find that approximately 234,000 deaths...
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With the U.S. hitting 1 million deaths from #COVID19, at least 234,000 could have been prevented by vaccination since vaccines became widely available almost a year ago. More deaths likely could have been prevented by boosters. Analysis w/@PetersonCHealth: https://t.co/ud5ibVatlm - view on twitter
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Peterson-KFF Health System TrackerCOVID-19 mortality preventable by vaccines – Peterson-KFF Health System Tracker - 3 days
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In this analysis, we estimate the number of adult deaths that could have been prevented by timely vaccination. We find that approximately 234,000 deaths...
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With the U.S. hitting 1 million deaths from #COVID19, at least 234,000 could have been prevented by vaccination since vaccines became widely available almost a year ago. More deaths likely could have been prevented by boosters. Analysis w/@PetersonCHealth: https://t.co/ud5ibVatlm - view on twitter
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KFFThis analysis projects enrollment growth through the end of FY 2022. It examines how much of the enrollment growth can be attributed to baseline,...
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Between 5.3 million and 14.2 million low-income people could lose #Medicaid coverage following the end of the #COVID19 public health emergency & federal continuous enrollment requirement. We examine two potential scenarios of how it could play out. https://t.co/cRCmY8MjAn https://t.co/cRCmY8MjAn - view on twitter
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KFFNursing Facility Staff Vaccinations, Boosters, and Shortages After Vaccination Deadlines Passed - 4 days
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This analysis uses nursing facility-level data reported by the federal government to track the increase in vaccination rates among nursing facility staff nationally and...
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Nursing facility staff #COVID19 vax rates rose to 88% nationally by March 2022, the deadline for states to comply w/ vax mandate for health workers. That’s up 25 percentage points from Aug. 2021, when the fed gov’t announced the forthcoming mandate. https://t.co/t4Atk300Cv https://t.co/t4Atk300Cv - view on twitter
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KFFFor ACA Enrollees, How Much Premiums Rise Next Year is Mostly up to Congress - 3 days
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Most customers with coverage through Affordable Care Act’s marketplaces will face big premium increases next year if Congress doesn’t extend the temporary enhanced tax...
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Most #ACA marketplace customers will face big premium increases next year if Congress doesn’t extend the enhanced tax credits. If the outcome isn’t clear by summer, open enrollment may be a mess. @cynthiaccox and @KrutikaAmin explain: https://t.co/6lpOvZzGFe https://t.co/6lpOvZzGFe - view on twitter
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KFFNursing Facility Staff Vaccinations, Boosters, and Shortages After Vaccination Deadlines Passed - 1 week
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This analysis uses nursing facility-level data reported by the federal government to track the increase in vaccination rates among nursing facility staff nationally and...
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NEW: Nursing facility staff #COVID19 vax rates rose to 88% nationally by March 2022, the deadline for states to comply w/ vax mandate for health workers. That’s up 25 percentage points from Aug. 2021, when the fed gov’t announced the forthcoming mandate. https://t.co/t4Atk300Cv https://t.co/t4Atk300Cv - view on twitter
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KFFThis brief examines the share of non-pediatric office-based physicians accepting new patients with Medicare or private insurance and how these rates have changed over...
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Is it hard to find a doctor who takes Medicare? We dig through the data and find that the vast majority of non-pediatric office-based physicians accept new Medicare patients (89%) -- roughly as many as accept new private insurance patients (91%). https://t.co/7wSfhEQTBP - view on twitter
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KFFGlobal COVID-19 Tracker – Updated as of May 16 - 1 week
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This tracker provides data on global COVID-19 cases and deaths by country, region, and income-level. Additionally, the tracker reports current closure, economic, and health...
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Over the past week (5/9-5/15) global #COVID19 cases increased by 4.1 million to 521.5 million total. Deaths increased by 12,403 to 6,263,965. U.S. cases increased by 605,127 to 82.5 million, while deaths increased by 2,076 to 999,602. https://t.co/jhvFmFJf9a - view on twitter
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This fact sheet provides information about the World Health Organization (WHO) and U.S. government funding and engagement with...
The US will contribute an estimated $434 million to help support the World Health Organization this year – more than double its 2020 contribution when the Trump administration suspended support. Our updated fact sheet explains how the US works with WHO: https://t.co/alSVeBAQcl https://t.co/alSVeBAQcl - view on twitter