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Steering Through Tricky Waters: Health Affairs At 25

ON ITS TWENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY, Health Affairs stands as a proud symbol of the kind of entrepreneurship that thrives purely on vision and a devotion to civic service, without the stock options and other perks so often considered the sine qua non of entrepreneurship. In this case, the founding entrepreneurs were the late William B. Walsh, M.D., and John K. Iglehart, who retires this year as distinguished editor of the journal, handing the mantle to James C. Robinson, Kaiser Permanente Distinguished Professor of Health Economics and chair of the Division of Health Policy and Management in the . . . [Full Text of this Article]

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