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From the Editor

The First Quarter-Century: Looking Back, Looking Ahead

THIS ISSUE MARKS THE twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of Health Affairs and challenges us to reflect on where we have been and where we are going. It is also a moment to celebrate the contributions of John Iglehart, who as founding editor has led the journal’s evolution from a slim volume to a broad portfolio of interrelated activities, including the peer-reviewed print and Web-based journal and the interactive blog. For me, this issue creates the moment to start walking the walk as incoming editor-in-chief, with a fiduciary responsibility to maintain the journal’s scholarly integrity and brand reputation while . . . [Full Text of this Article]

James C. Robinson, Editor-In-Chief

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