"Immigrants in states with public insurance restrictions for postpartum immigrants are less likely to receive postpartum care."

In this podcast episode, Katherine Baicker lays out an innovative blueprint for health care—not to tinker with the system, but to redesign it.

Passage of the Affordable Care Act in 2010 has helped farm workers get better medical care—and avoid trips to the emergency room.

"Our findings indicate that expanding Medicaid coverage led to improved postpartum health for low-income birthing people."

Health care is growing less affordable for American adults—particularly women—with employer-sponsored health insurance, research finds.

Postpartum doctor visits declined during the pandemic, with the sharpest drops seen among young women, Black women, and uninsured women.

Temporary changes to Medicaid eligibility during the COVID pandemic meant that women due to lose insurance 60 days postpartum could stay on their plans.

An analysis of GoFundMe crowdfunding campaigns for health care costs challenges the idea that it's a meaningful safety net for people without insurance.

New research digs into the complicated dynamics that shape conversations around health for young adults still using their parents health insurance.

New research digs into the complicated dynamics that shape conversations around health for young adults still using their parents health insurance.