Among a working population, patients with asthma experienced significantly higher direct medical costs and modestly higher work loss than patients without asthma.
Xue Song, PhD
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This study characterized patterns and costs of medical care by disease phase in patients with newly diagnosed mCRC using a large US national commercially insured claims database.
Higher cost-sharing levels reduced adherence to antidiabetic medications in patients with type 2 diabetes.
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