The Milbank Quarterly‘s Top 5 Articles and Op-Eds of 2017

The Milbank Quarterly is pleased to report its most-read peer-reviewed articles and op-eds of 2017.

See the list of the top 5 in both categories below. All are freely available.

Most-Read Peer-Reviewed Articles of 2017

1. Comparing Generic Drug Markets in Europe and the United States: Prices, Volumes, and Spending
   Olivier J. Wouters, Panos G. Kanavos, and Martin McKee
   September 2017
2. Information Blocking: Is It Occurring and What Policy Strategies Can Address It?
   Julia Adler-Milstein and Eric Pfeifer
   March 2017
3. Beyond Health Insurance: Remaining Disparities in US Health Care in the Post-ACA Era
   Benjamin D. Sommers, Caitlin L. McMurtry, Robert J. Blendon, John M. Benson, and Justin M. Sayde
   March 2017
4. Measuring, Reporting, and Rewarding Quality of Care in 5 Nations: 5 Policy Levers to Enhance Hospital Quality Accountability
   Christoph Pross, Alexander Geissler, and Reinhard Busse
   March 2017
5. Treating, Fast and Slow: Americans’ Understanding of and Responses to Low-Value Care
   Mark Schlesinger and Rachel Grob
   March 2017

Most-Read Op-Eds of 2017

1. 2016: The Year of the Soda Tax
   Lawrence O. Gostin
   March 2017
2. The Opioid Crisis From Research to Practice
   Joshua M. Sharfstein
   March 2017
3. Obesity and Diabetes: The Slow-Motion Disaster
   Margaret Chan
   March 2017
4. Questions for New Single-Payer Advocates
   John E. McDonough
   October 2017
5. Data Withholding in the Age of Digital Health
   David Blumenthal
   March 2017