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The most expensive medical conditions in America : this nationwide study finds that the most disabling conditions are not necessarily the ones we spend the most to treat

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Comparing the national economic burden of five chronic conditions

Druss, Benjamin G. (contributor) - In: Health affairs : at the intersection of health, health … 20 (2001) 6, pp. 233-241

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With millions of cyber-attacks each day, cyber-defense is an opportunity that will expand for years

Sterling, Evelina W.; Esenwein, Silke A.; Tucker, Sherry; … - In: Aviation week & space technology (2010), pp. 53-56

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The Relationship between Ex Ante Mortality Risk and End-of-Life Medical Costs

Howard, David H.; Culler, Steven D.; Druss, Benjamin G.; … - In: Applied Health Economics and Health Policy 5 (2006) 1, pp. 37-44

Background: Spending on medical care for patients in their last year of life accounts for over one-quarter of US Medicare programme outlays. While the magnitude of spending on end-of-life care is striking, it is difficult to determine if expenditures are wasteful or simply reflect the inherent...

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