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3. Racial/Ethnic Differences in Treatment Utilization for ATTR Amyloidosis

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Greatsinger, Alexandra, primary, Staron, Andrew, primary, L, John, primary, Prokaeva, Tatiana, primary, Spencer, Brian, primary, Mendelson, Lisa, primary, Joshi, Tracy, primary, Burke, Natasha, primary, Tabatabaeepour, Nadia, primary, Smith, Jessica, primary, Signorovitch, James, primary, and Sanchorawala, Vaishali, primary

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2024
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4. A Natural History Study of Transthyretin (ATTR) Amyloidosis: Trends in Overall Survival at a U.S. Referral Center

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Staron, Andrew, primary, Greatsinger, Alexandra, primary, L, John, primary, Ruberg, Frederick, primary, K, Omar, primary, M., Deepa, primary, A, Deandrea, primary, Prokaeva, Tatiana, primary, Spencer, Brian, primary, Mendelson, Lisa, primary, Joshi, Tracy, primary, Burke, Natasha, primary, Tabatabaeepour, Nadia, primary, Smith, Jessica, primary, Signorovitch, James, primary, and Sanchorawala, Vaishali, primary

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2024
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9. Impact of prenatal substance use policies on commercially insured pregnant females with opioid use disorder

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Tabatabaeepour, Nadia, Morgan, Jake R., Jalali, Ali, Kapadia, Shashi N., and Meinhofer, Angélica

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States' approaches to addressing prenatal substance use are widely heterogeneous, ranging from supportive policies that enhance access to substance use disorder (SUD) treatment to punitive policies that criminalize prenatal substance use. We studied the effect of these prenatal substance use policies (PSUPs) on medications for opioid use disorder (OUD) treatment, including buprenorphine, naltrexone, and methadone, psychosocial services for SUD treatment, opioid prescriptions, and opioid overdoses among commercially insured pregnant females with OUD. We evaluated: (1) punitive PSUPs criminalizing prenatal substance use or defining it as child maltreatment; (2) supportive PSUPs granting pregnant females priority access to SUD treatment; and (3) supportive PSUPs funding targeted SUD treatment programs for pregnant females.

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2024
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