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Full Table Of Contents Health Affairs is a bimonthly, peer-reviewed journal that explores health policy issues of current concern. To learn more about the topics we cover, visit our Topic Collections. Health Affairs Online contains the current issue, online-only Web Exclusives articles, and an archive of all past issues since 1981. Health Affairs gratefully acknowledges the support of many funders Health Affairs is pleased to offer Free Access for low-income countries, and is a signatory to the DC Principles for Free Access to Science.


Quality care in hospitals
How high a priority?
by Ashish K. Jha and Arnold M. Epstein
November 06, 2009

New international physicians' survey
U.S. lags behind on several key fronts
by Cathy Schoen, Robin Osborn, Michelle M. Doty, David Squires, Jordon Peugh, and Sandra Applebaum
November 05, 2009

Caring for the poor
Is there a medical "digital divide"?
October 26, 2009

Uninsured in America
Who's most at risk?
October 20, 2009

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