In Reply In this Letter, Liu concludes that the “vital next step for the field” is to translate short-term risk reduction into self-sustaining health. Our ELM trial aimed to sustain healthy behaviors by shifting motivation from have to change, to want to change. This was challenging in a cohort of patients with metabolic syndrome of whom 85% were diagnosed with obesity and 98% with central obesity. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/pYXkcFm

This multicenter cohort study evaluates whether red blood cell exchange transfusion improves clinical outcomes among hospitalized adult patients with severe babesiosis. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/Coi8rFp

This cohort study assesses the association between different nursing home antiviral chemoprophylaxis strategies and the risks of all-cause death and hospitalization. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/QrYCSju

This essay discusses the challenges of writing notes in the electronic medical record with both the care team and families in mind. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/csW4SEO

This cohort study estimates long-term personal income losses following hospital diagnosis for selected mental and physical disorders, including depression, alcohol use disorder, stroke, and breast cancer. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/qjvP1CQ

This cohort study reports on the association of initiation of Medicaid home and community-based services with use of acute services. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/ahzkt5K

This cohort study quantifies how many contracts became eligible for quality bonuses due to Categorical Adjustment Index (CAI) adjustments and estimates the association between CAI values, adjusted star ratings, and bonus status in Medicare Advantage contracts between 2014 and 2025. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/CNS8TcQ

This Viewpoint discusses the importance of patient and physician lawsuits and how the 2025 US Supreme Court decision Medina v Planned Parenthood South Atlantic may impede access to justice. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/lRoDAVI

This JAMA Forum discusses the opportunities and challenges facing US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) new approval paths for individualized therapies to treat rare genetic diseases. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/9bSWQZC

In the Original Investigation titled “Extended-Release vs Sublingual Buprenorphine in Pregnancy Through 12 Months Post Partum: A Randomized Clinical Trial,” published online March 16, 2026, there was an error in the Conclusions section. The first sentence should have read, “In this trial, pregnant adults with OUD who were randomized to receive extended-release buprenorphine had higher rates of illicit opioid abstinence during pregnancy than those randomized to receive sublingual buprenorphine.” This article has been corrected. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/76MOoGY

This JAMA Internal Medicine Patient Page discusses the differences between home blood pressure monitoring and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring and why both are an important part of maintaining good health. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/4tNohaY

This Viewpoint discusses US federal budget decisions to eliminate funding for nursing education while recruitment programs continue, leading to an emphasis on addressing immediate needs rather than long-term workforce sustainability. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/hOARWQi

This JAMA Forum discusses the design of an artificial intelligence (AI) prescription pilot program being deployed in Utah, methods for assessing system performance, and the future of the program. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/gRCfTNq

This randomized clinical trial of US adults treated with stable doses of glucagon-like peptide-1 and/or glucose-dependent insulinotropic polypeptide agonists examines the effects on residual gastric volume. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/8mAlRJW

This randomized clinical trial evaluates whether weekly extended-release buprenorphine has noninferior effectiveness and safety outcomes compared with sublingual buprenorphine among pregnant adults with opioid use disorder. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/K2sTMrQ

We sincerely thank the 1127 peer reviewers who completed manuscript reviews for JAMA Internal Medicine in 2025. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/9Hfe5V1

This Viewpoint discusses eConsult-integrated care to improve access to specialty health care. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/7ClBZHL

This cross-sectional study assesses the use of Medicare’s Annual Wellness Visits among older patients with Medicare Advantage and traditional Medicare coverage. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/KZCHf5O

This meta-epidemiological assessment evaluates the reliability of the Global Burden of Disease risk factor estimates for mortality and disability-adjusted life-years. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/Aip9r2O

This cross-sectional study quantifies federal lobbying expenditures by the hospital industry in 2024 and compares variations in lobbying expenditures by hospital ownership status. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/iBlTKuH

This Viewpoint discusses the Make America Healthy Again Commission’s “Make Our Children Healthy Again” report, which implicates the food industry for its role in the chronic disease epidemic. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/HWtRPKT

This JAMA Forum discusses changes under the Trump administration to the vaccination schedule, oversight of vaccine safety, the National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program, and the Vaccines for Children program. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/9lXbtiy

This difference-in-differences analysis evaluates the association of the Inflation Reduction Act’s 2024 prescription drug provisions with cost-related medication nonadherence as well as health care–related financial strain. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/4WKJmlU

This essay discusses the author’s reflection on their first night on call as a postgraduate year 1 resident. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/BFyqGx3

This Review summarizes the current evidence on the effects of cannabis on commonly encountered mental health conditions and provides clinicians with basic information about cannabis pharmacology and biology. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/mhskRW3

This Viewpoing describes a framework for the Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction model to promote appropriate and efficient prior authorization determinations in Medicare. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/TUjHF5V

This Viewpoint discusses current regulatory frameworks governing the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in health care and proposes an alternative oversight system. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/zTSYiJD

This JAMA Forum discusses health coverage implications for Affordable Care Act Marketplace plans and Medicaid after passage of the budget reconciliation package in 2025 and changes in the rates of uninsurance. from JAMA Health Forum New Online https://ift.tt/oaqz1HT

This systematic review and meta-analysis quantifies the heterogeneity of treatment effects of glucagon-like peptide-1 receptor agonists, including semaglutide, liraglutide, exenatide, lixisenatide, and dulaglutide. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/T24XD9A

This randomized clinical trial examines the efficacy of diacerein, compared with placebo, on knee pain in people with knee osteoarthritis who have substantial knee pain and inflammation. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/CxNpfvg

This essay discusses the author’s experience as a bone marrow donor. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/rC5DcoA

This Viewpoint discusses the Cardiff Model for Violence Prevention and how implementation in the US could use law enforcement and emergency department data to inform violence prevention strategies. from JAMA Internal Medicine Online First https://ift.tt/jKzvuAk