Top 5 Conference Coverage of 2024
Health care conferences this year showcased advancements in treatments for chronic obstructive pulmonary disease and sleep apnea, discussions around health policy and economic research, and more.
The top conference coverage of 2024 highlighted groundbreaking advancements and critical discussions across a variety of health care topics. From new treatments for
Here are the top conference highlights from 2024. You can check out all the conferences we covered this year
5. Late-Breaking Data From Clinical Trials Show Promise for the Future of COPD Treatment
At the
4. Epilepsy Drug Shows Promise in Reducing Obstructive Sleep Apnea Symptoms
Late-breaking trial data presented at the
3. Looking Back on ISPOR 2024: Hot Policy Topics, Welcome Focus on Employers, and More
After the
2. Dr Phaedra Corso Discusses How to Incorporate Economic Research Into Health Policy
Meanwhile at the ISPOR 2024 meeting, The American Journal of Managed Care® spoke to Phaedra Corso, PhD, associate vice president for research at Indiana University, about the critical role of cost-effectiveness analysis in shaping public health policy. Corso emphasized its ability to prioritize resources and demonstrate returns on investment. Despite its importance, she noted challenges such as limited economic research, which often lags behind studies on intervention effectiveness, and a reliance on intermediate outcomes rather than long-term measures like lives saved.
1. Semaglutide Enhances Heart Failure Outcomes in Obesity
Updated findings from the STEP-HFpEF program were presented at the
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