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So, I want to turn this over to one of the most skilled moderators in America as well, John Iglehart. MR. JOHN IGLEHART: Thank you, Ed, and I didn't pay him a nickel for that. We've been working on this issue of health affairs for about 18 months. I would certainly like to acknowledge the contributions all of the staff of Health Affairs, some of them are here, that worked on this issue. And I'd also like to acknowledge the support we derived for doing it from the Merck Foundation and the National Pharmaceutical Counsel. While they clearly value innovation, they also value an independent journal in our efforts to really lay on the table some of the difficult issues that face, not only innovators, but all the stakeholders in the healthcare system. I'd have to say, and Bob Blendon and his colleague will articulate some of this, that, after 18 months of working on this one way or another, the headline that we put on my Editor's Page is really where I came out. America truly does have a love affair with medical innovation. Clearly, as Ed points out, has some issues to wrestle with, but that's the general mindset of the American public. In observing and writing about healthcare systems, not only in the US, but in other western democracies for 30 years or so, I've been struck at how much more prevalent influential-- powerful, really, the private sector is in the United States in relation to healthcare than you find in other western democracies. It's just very different. To point out that in relation to pharmaceutical prices, what you find in most of the other Western democracies is prices set by bargains between, political bargains, really, between governments and between companies. Clearly, that's not, for the most part, the case in the United States. While it's becoming an increasingly fettered market, you'd have to say it's still the freest and largest market for pharmaceuticals in the world. Another point, and really more to the specific subject of our symposium today, is to look at the remarkable growth in research and development, in both the private and the public sectors. And even in a period when, over a stretch of five years, government has set a course, bipartisan course, of doubling the NIH budget in, from about 1999 to 2003, you see the growth in the private R&D spending is far outstripping that, even in the doubling that's going on within the public sector. So, there are a lot of things going on and the reason we wanted to do this symposium today, and for that matter, the whole issue, which--the issue of the journal is it's obviously a general health policy journal. And those that are in financing and delivery don't take much time, perhaps they don't have much time, to really look at innovation, the role it plays, the whole of the NIH. I always have said, I've had this lifelong, or at least the life of health affairs, 20 years, dream of introducing NIH to HCFA. 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