Press Release September 7, 2022
The COVID Treatment Quick Start Consortium
The COVID Treatment Quick Start Consortium brings together Duke University, the Clinton Health...
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News Update September 1, 2022
Press Release August 31, 2022
New Tools and Resources Aim to Help Guide Local, County, and State Policymakers Make Community Investments of Opioid Settlement Funds
The Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy announced today, International Overdose Awareness Day,...
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News Update August 22, 2022
Undergraduate Health Policy Certificate Launched by Duke-Margolis Center and Sanford School
Health policy works at the intersection of how health care is delivered to consumers and...
Read MoreDuke-Margolis and the Sanford School of Public Policy are now offering the opportunity to study health policy in a powerful new way: The Duke Undergraduate Health Policy Certificate.
The Duke-Margolis Center for Health Policy announced today, International Overdose Awareness Day, the launch of a new effort to assist communities and states in investing opioid settlement funds to support local, sustainable community-based substance use disorder (SUD) treatment and recovery infrastructure. Through a $365,000 grant from the Elevance Health Foundation, Duke researchers will work with their strategic partner, Third Horizon Strategies, to create a series of toolkits and playbooks for policymakers to maximize use of these funds in their communities.