Oct 2026· American Journal of Public Health· pp.
e1-e7
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Medicine
TL;DR
Federal and state policy should move beyond access-only frameworks and invest in prevention infrastructure, workforce pipelines, payment models that support coordination, and measures suited to rural communities.
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