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From the Editor

Global Health: Challenges Without Borders

FOR AMERICANS TEMPTED to believe that other nations have the answers in health care, this issue of Health Affairs offers a reality check. It’s a given that health systems in China and India—the focus of this global health thematic issue, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation—don’t bear much resemblance to our own. At the same time, it’s instructive to read how many fundamental issues we do have in common—and how these similar concerns flummox policymakers from Washington to New Delhi to Beijing. Given the growing role of India and China on the global stage, the way they . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Susan Dentzer, Editor-In-Chief

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