New health spending projections; thoughts on the President’s health plan; and the proliferation of health reform proposals attracted readers this past month on the Health Affairs Blog. Continued comments are always welcome. 

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1. COSTS: Health Spending to Double by 2016: Government Share to Reach 50 Percent
    by Jane Hiebert-White 

2. REFORM: 5 Steps to Improve the President’s Plan
    by Len Burman, Jason Furman, Greg Leiserson, and Bob Williams
    (Urban-Brookings  Tax Policy Center) 

3. REFORM: The Edwards’ Health Plan and the Return of Community Rating
    by Sarah Dine 

4. HEALTH REFORM and the Political Agenda
    by Jane Hiebert-White 

5. BLOG: Top 10 Posts for January
    by Jane Hiebert-White 

6. REFORM: Proposals and Possibilities from Congress to States
    by Jane Hiebert-White 

7. BIOTECH: The Myth of Value-Based Pricing – So Far
    by Donald W. Light 

8. HEALTH INSURANCE: Time to Expose Health Care Costs
    by Jane Hiebert-White 

9. COVERAGE: Strange Bedfellows, Toxic Interactions, and the Future of SCHIP
    by Sarah Dine 

10. NURSES: 7 Myths About the Nursing Shortage
      by Linda Aiken 

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