Health Affairs

Health reform proposals and an examination of what’s working to control health care costs dominated the most-read posts on Health Affairs Blog in August. Additional commenting is always welcome.

1. A Modest Proposal On Payment Reform
   by Uwe Reinhardt
2. Low-Cost Health Quality Care In America
   by John Iglehart
3. Obesity Spending Estimated at 147 Billion Annually
   by Chris Fleming
4. Building A Health Marketplace That Works
   by Alain C. Enthoven
5. Moving From Volume Driven Medicine Toward Accountable Care
   by Aaron McKethan and Mark McClellan
6. The Accountable Care Organization: Not Ready For Prime Time
   by Jeff Goldsmith
7. What People Don’t Know About Health Insurance Exchanges
   by Peter Lee and John Grgurina
8. All Payer Rate Setting: A Response To A Modest Proposal From Uwe Reinhardt
   by Paul B. Ginsburg
9. Health Affairs Briefing On Key Issues in Health Reform: Fact Versus Fiction In Health Reform
   by Chris Fleming
10. Senator Edward Kennedy: A Tireless Legislator And Courageous Man
    by David Blumenthal

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