Hey Friends, I'm thinking of putting together some sessions related to substance use, mental health, treatment, economics, and policy for IHEA and ASHEcon. Anyone have papers that might be a good fit/interested? Shoot me an e-mail! eisenberg at jhu dot edu

The Economics Department at CU Denver is hiring this year! We are looking for an assistant professor in applied microeconomics. We're a friendly and supportive group and did I mention the views? Please post widely & feel free to reach out with Qs econjobmarket.org/positions/11068

Our next seminar will be held on October 30 at 2:30 EST -- we are excited to have @joe_spearing presenting "The Mental Health Impacts of the Work-from-Home Revolution" (joint with Benjamin Cowan) Register for the meeting here: ncat.zoom.us/meeting/regist…

Thanks for hosting me! What a great group and robust discussion. Plus fall on The University of Chicago campus is gorgeous 🙌🏻

🚨Breaking news! Middlebury Economics is seeking to hire an assistant professor this year in environmental econ (ideally macro-environmental). 👇I'm thus re-upping my 🧵on the top 10 reasons you should consider a position at Middlebury 👇 (+ JOE link in reply).

Happening in 2 days! Register below to join our chat about mental health impacts of work-from-home

This is an excellent thread detailing how to send an effective inquiry email to faculty about joining their science PhD program. It inspired me to write a detailed thread with advice on writing such emails for economics programs. 🧵[1/N]

Not-to-be-missed article by Maria Steenland & Jamie Daw - these differences in preconception and postpartum coverage for US citizens and noncitizens/non-permanent residents are *staggeringly large* (40pp+), plus substantial differences in health care use healthaffairs.org/doi/10.1377/hl…

The health policy and economics division at Weill Cornell is hiring a programmer analyst! Successful candidates will have experience building and analyzing insurance claims data files for research. jobs.weill.cornell.edu/NY/job/New-Yor…

#EconTwitter Calling on all health economists working on infant and children's health! Come party with us at @ashecon annual conference in Nashville in June 2025. Submit your abstract and session proposal here: ashecon.org/2025-nashville…

I am thrilled to lead the new Cornell Health Policy Center with the incomparable Colleen L. Barry!

***Call for Papers*** Annual Health Economics Conference (AHEC) March 27-28, 2025 Vanderbilt University, Nashville Deadline: January 10, 2025 (midnight Pacific time). Please send us your papers! Submission: tinyurl.com/ahec-link

📢hi #econtwitter - if you are still here, I am looking for ONE paper to complete an organized session for #ASHEcon2025 on the topics of ~PE, corporate ownership, vertical integration, mergers & acquisitions in health care, etc.

📢 PSA! The ✨️Center for Advancing Health Policy through Research (CAHPR) ✨️ (cay-pur) at Brown University is finally here! Follow along CAHPR @ Brown University School of Public Health and, if you haven't already, check out our website #DreamTeam cahpr.sph.brown.edu

Book your calendars, as our 2025 schedule is now set! We are welcoming 4 great presenters virtually: 2/26 – Maya Lozinski, "Knowledge Growth and Specialization: Evidence from Oncologists" 3/12 – Han Ng, "Performance Scores and Strategic Choices of Kidney Transplant Centers"

3/26 – Nicolo Russo, "HEALTH INEQUALITY AND ECONOMIC DISPARITIES BY RACE, ETHNICITY, AND GENDER" 4/16 – Mayra Pineda-Torres, "The Consequences of Federal Abortion Funding Bans" Sign up here for email alerts and to register for meetings: ehealthecon.org

Out today in JAMA Network Open, Michael Darden and I explore how individuals select into screening for lung cancer: tinyurl.com/pv6343mf tl;dr: nearly half of all lung cancer screening occurred outside USPSTF recommendations!

Our first presentation of the year is *this Wed. 2/26*. We are delighted to have Maya Lozinski present "Knowledge Growth and Specialization: Evidence from Oncologists". Register now: ncat.zoom.us/meeting/regist…. And see the full schedule on our website: ehealthecon.org

Americans are growing increasingly frustrated with high out-of-pocket health-care costs. Allie Krugman, MPH speaks with Alex Hoagland about insurance claim denial rates among marginalized groups. thinkglobalhealth.org/article/claim-…

Register now for our second presentation on *Wed. 3/12*. We are delighted to have Han Ng present "Performance Scores and Strategic Choices of Kidney Transplant Centers" Register here: ncat.zoom.us/meeting/regist…