Welcome @citizeness Cornell Jeb E. Brooks School of Public Policy Cornell Economics as the newest co-editor AJHE UChicagoPress @ashecon! We are thrilled to have you on the editorial team!

What are the effects of the minimum wage on child health? A recent article in the American Journal of Health Economics @ashecon addresses this question: ow.ly/hZef50KwezH

This new article in the American Journal of Health Economics from @ashecon evaluates the effectiveness of financial incentives in promoting health screenings among adolescents. Read about the field experiment here: ow.ly/GUlW50Mn4Ej

Read “Do Class Size Reductions Protect Students from Infectious Diseases? Lessons for COVID-19 Policy from a Flu Epidemic in the Tokyo Metropolitan Area” in the American Journal of Health Economics @ashecon: ow.ly/wh9h50MsFeS

Read “Information Gaps and Health Insurance Enrollment: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act Navigator Programs” in the American Journal of Health Economics @ashecon: ow.ly/K2q450MAvVk

Great work by Rebecca Myerson!

🚨New Paper Alert🚨 1/9 In a paper with Lucie Schmidt forthcoming at AJHE, we show how insurance coverage for expensive medical treatments like IVF could have unintended effects on patients' utilization behaviors. Full paper here azaresani.com/wp-content/upl… #EconTwitter 🧵

We're delighted to welcome Thomas C. Buchmueller, Ph.D. to #AHRQ's NAC. He was the Senior Associate Dean for Faculty and Research at Ross School of Business and is the Editor-in-Chief of AJHE and a research associate at NBER. ahrq.gov/news/events/na…

AHRQ researchers find state reinsurance programs in the ACA Marketplaces decreased premiums, but broader market impacts on enrollment and insurer participation were minimal Implications of State Reinsurance Programs for Marketplaces Read more 👉 journals.uchicago.edu/doi/epdf/10.10…

Why did the worldwide rise in health care's share of GDP slow from 2009-2019 in the US and a cross-section of 19 OECD countries? New research focusing on income and technology as drivers of cost growth implies a substantial bending of the health care spending curve:

Permanent DST vs. permanent ST? ⏳ Science (doi.org/10.1086/735166) supports Standard Time (ST) for better alignment with solar time ☀️—key to protecting sleep 💤 & mental health 🧠. Should we rethink our clocks⏰? #DST #CircadianRhythm #PublicHealth

Permanent DST vs. permanent ST? ⏳ Science (doi.org/10.1086/735166) supports Standard Time (ST) for better alignment with solar time ☀️—key to protecting sleep 💤 & mental health 🧠. Should we rethink our clocks⏰? #DST #CircadianRhythm #PublicHealth

Congress debates ending Daylight Saving Time (DST), but research (doi.org/10.1086/735166) shows it’s more than an inconvenience. Circadian misalignment—caused by our clocks ⏰ being out of sync with the sun ☀️—may worsen mental health. #DST #CircadianRhythm #PublicHealth

Research (doi.org/10.1086/735166) suggests aligning our clocks⏰ with solar time ☀️ could improve mental health 🧠. Time policy isn’t just about convenience—it affects our well-being. #DST #CircadianRhythm #PublicHealth

We live by the clock⏰, but our bodies follow the sun☀️. DST disrupts sleep 💤, leading to higher depression rates 😞—especially for those living on the westernmost side of a time zone (doi.org/10.1086/735166). Time to reconsider DST? #DST #CircadianRhythm #PublicHealth