Rationing by Inconvenience
Miranda YaverMiranda Yaver's Substack on all things health care access and bureaucracy
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How Social Media Fragmentation Hurts Patients
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Authors
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Political scientist. Assistant Professor of Health Policy and Management at the University of Pittsburgh. Writing on administrative burden and inequality in health care. Bylines at NYT, WaPo, and The Guardian. Coverage Denied (CUP 2026).
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