The Milbank Quarterly Opinion

We are likely still too close to the Covid pandemic, too enmeshed in its ongoing risks, to fully evaluate what we did right and what we did wrong these past years, and how we can best plan for future pandemics.   More

Including Native American perspectives in discussions of health equity is essential to gaining a comprehensive understanding of health. As the…  More

National and state polls are still early and close regarding the 2024 presidential race between likely nominees President Joe Biden and former…  More

Paula M. Lantz warns against complacency in COVID-19.   More

It is no longer novel to point out that housing has substantial impacts on health. Housing quality influences exposure to health harms like lead,…  More

Not long ago, some of us were asked to attend a meeting at our institution on the topic of development and employment opportunities for young people…  More

The recent Supreme Court ruling striking down decades of race-based affirmative action in college admissions has reopened, once again, the national…  More

Patients of inpatient psychiatry are among the most vulnerable hospital patients and have often described care experiences that were dehumanizing and…  More

Why a modern regulatory framework for EPSDT that accounts for congressional reforms to the benefit, Medicaid’s enrollment expansion, and the transition to managed care is needed.  More

Has anti-monopoly become a bonafide political movement in the United States? About 300 persons who gathered at the Renaissance Hotel in Washington, DC, on May 4th say yes. Representing diverse organizations and backgrounds, they assembled for a daylong exploration of progress in restoring an aggressive national effort to thwart corporate monopoly across the US economy.  More