At the Intersection of Health, Health Care and Policy
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Poverty And Health Care Reform: The Author Replies The pop culture analogies and plays on words in my review of Richard “Buz” Cooper’s excellent book were not intended disrespectfully (Feb 2017). Buz was a friend of mine as well of Thomas Getzen. Buz’s contributions to cancer
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care, medical education, and health policy were significant, and his death tragic. I am confident that Buz would have valued my praise for his work, would have taken my serious criticism seriously, and would have displayed his usual good humor regarding the rest. William M. Sage University of Texas AUSTIN, TEXAS
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Letters
doi:
10.1377/hlthaff.2017.0486
Poverty And Health Care Reform: The Author Replies The pop culture analogies and plays on words in my review of Richard “Buz” Cooper’s excellent book were not intended disrespectfully (Feb 2017). Buz was a friend of mine as well of Thomas Getzen. Buz’s contributions to cancer
1146
Health Affai rs
June 2017
care, medical education, and health policy were significant, and his death tragic. I am confident that Buz would have valued my praise for his work, would have taken my serious criticism seriously, and would have displayed his usual good humor regarding the rest. William M. Sage University of Texas AUSTIN, TEXAS
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