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A recent poll by Affordable Health Insurance found that a sizable portion of unvaccinated people said they would be motivated to get vaccinated by a health insurance surcharge, like the one implemented by Delta Airlines last month.

Johnson & Johnson on Tuesday announced data from a global study showing its Covid-19 vaccine is more effective when a second dose is administered at least two months after the initial shot, suggesting that booster shots may be beneficial for recipients of the vaccine.

Demand for monoclonal antibody treatments has surged in recent months, leading the Biden administration to take over distribution of the drugs in an attempt to mitigate shortages—a decision that has frustrated health officials in several states who say their supplies are now being limited.

Americans at every stage of life—infancy, adolescence, and adulthood—now die earlier than their counterparts in Europe, according to a new working paper from the National Bureau of Economic Research. Writing for The Atlantic, Derek Thompson shares the paper's three key findings on what might account for the disparity.

Interest in ivermectin, a common antiparasitic drug, as an alternative treatment for Covid-19 has surged in recent months. Here's how the drug has garnered so much attention, despite several large studies indicating that its effects on the disease are small or nonexistent.

CMS will issue new guidance on payer-to-payer data exchange provisions for its May 2020 interoperability rule, but won't enforce it until finalized rules are issued, in today's bite-sized hospital and health industry news from Maryland, Michigan, and Rhode Island.