Do you share my personal information with anyone else?

Do you rent your mailing list?

How can I obtain permission to republish or photocopy material from Health Affairs?

What are Health Affairs' Terms and Conditions for site use?

What are the terms for online journal use for Institutional subscribers?

What is Health Affairs' linking policy?

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1. Do you share my personal information with anyone else?

No. We respect your privacy. At no time do we disclose your individually identifiable information. We may, however, use information for statistical and demographic purposes. Our Privacy Policy is posted for your review.

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2. Do you rent your mailing list?

Occasionally Health Affairs makes its subscriber list available to approved organizations for special offers that may be of interest to readers. List requests are evaluated for the interest our subscribers might have in a particular product or service. To find out more about list rental, click here.

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3. How can I obtain permission to republish or photocopy material from Health Affairs?

Material published in Health Affairs (ISSN 0728-2715) in print and in Health Affairs online (ISSN 1544-5208) is covered by copyright. All rights are reserved under United States and international copyright and other laws and conventions. Project HOPE, as publisher, expects that you will respect its intellectual property rights and use its material solely as set forth in its Terms and Conditions. To obtain permission to reproduce copyrighted materials beyond that permitted by the Terms and Conditions, please refer to Health Affairs' Permissions information.

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4. What are Health Affairs' Terms and Conditions for site use?

Project HOPE, as publisher of Health Affairs, holds copyright to material published in the journal and on the Web site healthaffairs.org. Please view our Terms and Conditions for site use that apply to all users.

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Health Affairs now offers institution-wide online access to the journal via IP address range for all Institutional and Library Subscribers. All Institutional Subscribers must abide by our Institutional Site License Agreement to activate online access. If this agreement raises questions, please Contact Us.

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6. What is Health Affairs' linking policies?

Health Affairs welcomes suggestions for links to our site. Please submit your URL with a brief description of your Web site to webmaster@healthaffairs.org. Links to www.healthaffairs.org are allowed at the Webmaster's discretion. Health Affairs does not allow content from the journal to be posted directly on other Web sites. We do have e-print options for creating toll-free links. For more information about links, please see our Linking Policy.

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