Publications

Emilia Simeonova in Journal of Labor Economics

Emilia Simeonova in Journal of Labor Economics

Ravi Gupta and colleagues argue that we need to reconsider standards for targeted pharmaceutical marketing to doctors through speaker programmes, consulting programmes, and advisory board positions.

In this scoping review, we evaluated the performance of artificial intelligence (AI) in clinical radiology practice and examined health professionals' perspectives regarding AI use in radiology.

Treatment gaps continue to grow for US individuals with mental health conditions.

Despite the devastating toll of the overdose crisis in the United States, many addiction treatment programs do not offer medications for opioid use disorder (MOUD).

Gene and RNA therapies are promising treatments for many rare diseases. Pediatric populations that could benefit from these drugs are overrepresented among state Medicaid programs.

Congratulations to Johns Hopkins University Carey Business School Professors and HBHI Core Faculty members Shubhranshu Singh and Tinglong Dai on their recently accepted paper.

Do local acute care hospitals admit representative proportions of Black Medicare fee-for-service beneficiaries based on their market areas?

Standard economic theory would predict that offering financial incentives to complete an altruistic act should increase individuals' willingness to donate.