American Adults More Likely Than Europeans To Be Diagnosed With, Treated For Chronic Diseases
Oct 5th 2007Drug InformationBody
Older adults who live in the United States are significantly more likely than their European peers to be diagnosed with costly chronic diseases, such as cancer, diabetes, and heart disease, and to be treated for those diseases, adding approximately $100-$150 billion per year in U.S health care spending, according to new research reported in a Health Affairs Web Exclusive. [click link for full article]
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