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range of health policy research and commentary topics. The Health
Affairs Scholar editorial team introduces the new journal by setting out
ten emerging health policy issues for the next ten years.

They welcome new research and commentary in these ten areas as well as
other emerging and global health policy subjects.

Articles include:

* Introducing the Inaugural Issue of Health Affairs Scholar: Emerging
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* Ten Health Policy Challenges for the Next 10 Years
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* Perspectives of Private Payers on Multicancer Early Detection Tests:
Informing Research, Implementation, and Policy
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by Julia R. Trosman et al.

* The Better Care Plan: A Blueprint For Improving America's Healthcare
System
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by Stephen Shortell et al.

* A Race to Net Zero- Early Lessons From Healthcare's Decarbonization
Marathon
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by Kyle Lakatos et al.

* Why is it So Hard for AMCs to Succeed in Value-Based Care?
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by Bob Kocher and Robert M. Wachter

* A Holistic View of Innovation Incentives and Pharmaceutical Policy
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Andrew Bolibol on Health Insurance Coverage Among LGBT Adults
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**Health Affairs**Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Andrew Bolibol, a
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CMS's 10-Year Value-Based Primary Care Experiment
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**Health Affairs**' Marianne Amoss and Michael Gerber break down CMS's
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