New in Health Affairs last week, we evaluated the impact of New York’s Basic Health Program (BHP) on pregnancy-related insurance coverage: www.healthaffairs.org/doi/abs/10.1...

I’m super excited to be here at #PAA2025 and present on the impact of New York’s BHP on preconception and pregnancy-related coverage!

Absolutely honored to win this year's James F. Burgess Methods Article-of-the-Year Award, along with @betsyqcliff.bsky.social @juliaedd.bsky.social and @markmeiselbach.bsky.social for our HSR article on deductible imputation in administrative claims datasets! onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/...

very impressive work from my very impressive friend @gabyaboulafia.bsky.social!! seeing this out is a bright spot on the TL today 🌟

Canceling our national surveillance of maternal and infant health - even worse than what they said they’d do in Project 2025.

For 38 years, PRAMS has collected critical data on maternal-child health with the goal to reduce infant morbidity and mortality. CDC has officially halted the 2024 PRAMS data collection for the participating 46 states and the future is uncertain.