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NIHCM Newsletter / April 2026

Maternal Health Outcomes & Children’s Mental Health

The April edition of NIHCM's newsletter highlights the latest data on maternal health outcomes and strategies to improve care access and quality. It also addresses children's health and behavioral health and features an exclusive interview with James Robinson on his new research on biosimilar pricing and adoption.

NIHCM Newsletter / March 2026

Chronic Disease & Cancer Trends

NIHCM's latest newsletter explores chronic disease and cancer trends, as well as the latest on health care costs, access, and quality. Read the exclusive interview with Anna Zink, Hannah Neprash, and Michael Chernew, examining the adoption of an AI-enabled clinical service and its impact on heart disease diagnoses.

NIHCM Newsletter / February 2026

The Cancer Burden in the United States

NIHCM's latest newsletter explores cancer trends, GLP-1 use during pregnancy, and maternal and child health. Read the exclusive interview with Hannah Neprash, PhD, on how ambient AI scribes may be impacting health care billing in unintended ways.

NIHCM Newsletter / January 2026

The Latest on Children’s Health

Coverage of children’s physical and mental health, vaccine updates, the new food pyramid, the latest on the Rural Health Transformation Program, and an exclusive interview with Jane Zhu, MD, on the increase in concierge and direct primary care practices.

NIHCM Newsletter / December 2025

Preterm Births and Infant Mortality Trends

Exclusive interview with Dr. Meredith Matone on opioids and pregnancy.

NIHCM Newsletter / November 2025

The Impact of Food Insecurity

Learn more about the latest news and initiatives.

NIHCM Newsletter / October 2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month

News on women’s health, drugs, policy, mental health, and other health news.

NIHCM Newsletter / September 2025

Childhood Obesity Awareness

News on childhood obesity, health in schools, drug pricing, policy, and other health news.