Some highlights from the latest issue of CT Health Notes -- the CT Health Policy Project’s e-newsletter:
Access to kidney disease treatment and transplants varies by race and insurance status
Hispanics’ and African-Americans’ health insurance less secure
Privately insured Americans get earlier cancer diagnoses
Geographic variation in health care spending
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