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New Report Documents the Flow of Money Through the Pharmaceutical Distribution Chain
The study found that for every $100 spent on retail prescription drugs in the US, the manufacturer received $58, of which about $17 goes direct production costs. The remaining $41 accrues to intermediaries in the pharmaceutical distribution chain.
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A Novel Strategy for Eliminating Hepatitis C
The approach would save payers money while improving access for those most in need of treatment.
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Trans Fat Bans Linked to Reduction in Heart Attack and Stroke
The study is further evidence of the effects public policy changes can have on population health.
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Pharmacists With Greater Role Curtail Repeat Hospital Visits
Amid state and federal discussions to address doctor shortages, a USC-led study is part of a growing body of research indicating that an expansion of pharmacists’ roles is a potential solution.
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Minorities, Latino Immigrants Face the Greatest Risk of Workplace Injuries
Disparities in economic opportunities leads minorities to take more hazardous jobs, USC study finds
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Privatized Version of Medicare Saves More Money than Traditional Fee-For-Service
Medicare Advantage costs less and improves patient outcomes, according to a USC-led study
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Community-Based Screening Programs For Chronic Conditions Show Positive Benefits, Study Finds
Participants who are given new information about the health status outside a formal healthcare setting changed their care seeking behavior.
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Caring for Special-Needs Children at Home Brings High Cost
USC-led study finds that home care is beneficial for the children, but it comes at great cost to family members or guardians.
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Cholesterol-Fighting Drugs Lower Risk of Alzheimer’s Disease
The incidence of Alzheimer’s was reduced for beneficiaries frequently prescribed statins.
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An Aspirin a Day Extends Life, Prevents Heart Attacks for Certain Older Americans
The daily regimen by older patients shows multiple health benefits and a reduction in health care spending, according to researchers.
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