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Much of the total potentially preventable spending for Medicare beneficiaries is concentrated among frail elderly individuals

Potentially Preventable Spending Concentrated in Frail Elderly

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Variation in preventable spending across Medicare subpopulations; 43.9 percent of total in frail elderly
The costs associated with low-cost

Low-Cost Services a Major Player in Unnecessary Health Spending

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Costs associated with low-cost, low-value health services nearly twice as high as high-cost services
Nocebo hyperalgesia is stronger when an inert treatment is labeled as being an expensive medication rather than a cheap one

Stronger Nocebo Effect When Inert Rx Labeled As Expensive

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Neural interactions between cortex, brainstem, and spinal cord mediate this effect
For low-income adults

Participation in SNAP Can Cut Health Care Expenditures

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In fully adjusted models, SNAP linked to lower annual health care expenditure for low-income adults
Insurers have the bargaining power to reduce provider prices in highly concentrated provider markets

Insurer Market Power Lowers Providers’ Prices

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Evidence seen for specialists in markets with high provider, insurer concentration
The median cost of cancer drug development is $648.0 million

Median Cost of Cancer Drug Development $648.0 Million

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Total revenue from sales of 10 drugs was $67.0 billion, with total R&D spending of $7.2 billion
At its current price

More Evidence Evolocumab Exceeds Cost-Effectiveness

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Findings for addition of evolocumab to standard tx in atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease
The costs of PCSK9 inhibitors would have to be 71 percent lower to be deemed cost-effective

Cost-Effectiveness of PCSK9 Inhibitors Called Into Question

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Researchers say price would have to be between $4,000 and $5,000 per year to be cost-effective
Lifetime costs of care are substantially increased for individuals with dementia

Families Shoulder Majority of Costs Related to Dementia Care

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Reducing functional decline or behavioral and psychological symptoms leads to lower lifetime costs
The cost burden associated with vitiligo is high

Limited Economic Evidence for Vitiligo Treatments

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Research reveals no evidence to support or refute value for money afforded by vitiligo treatments