With the midterm elections upon us, many are wondering what the results will mean for critical healthcare issues, from affordability and Medicare to abortion access and vaccines. Will the election outcomes reshape health policy or will executive power maintain the status quo?
According to KFF polling, healthcare costs remain tied with gasoline and other transportation expenses as top economic concerns for voters, with 47% saying it is “extremely important” for candidates to talk about healthcare costs.
Join us for an upcoming live webinar featuring Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy at the healthcare research nonprofit KFF, as he breaks down the polling, analyzes the election stakes, and answers your questions live.
Featuring:
- Jeremy Faust, MD (moderator), editor-in-chief, MedPage Today
- Larry Levitt, executive vice president for health policy, KFF
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