Publications
Centering on Coronavirus: Medical Supply Shortages
In this issue brief, The New Center outlines steps the federal government and states have taken to address supply shortages, and what America can and should do in the future to ensure access to critical medicines and supplies when we need them.

Numbers At-A-Glance
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40% of finished product drugs
in the U.S. are sourced from overseas
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Over 90% of N95 respirators
sold in the U.S. were made abroad
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The parts required to make a ventilator
are sourced from over a dozen countries
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Economy Health Care
The Next CARES Act: A Better, Faster Way to Deliver Aid
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Expansion of Telehealth
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Health Care
COVID-19 in Nursing Homes: How Could We Let This Happen?
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Finding the Center on State and Local Aid
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Health Care Technology
Centering on Coronavirus: The Digital Divide
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Litigating a Pandemic
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Aiding Vulnerable Nonprofits
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Diagnostic and Antibody Testing
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Economy Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Gig Economy
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: The Ventilator Shortage
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Governance Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Voting During a Pandemic
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Health Care
Centering on Coronavirus: Vaccine Development
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Health Care
The Opioid Crisis
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Health Care
Medicare Payment Reform
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Health Care
Closing the Doctor Gap