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Chronic Disease Projected to Become More Prevalent: Prevalence of diabetes is projected to nearly double 2000-2030 [ Get More Details ] -
Greater Adherence to Medicines Decreases Total Health Care Spending [ Get More Details ] -
Projected Alzheimer’s Disease Prevalence, 2000-2100 [ Get More Details ] -
Increased Use of Medicines Reduces Overall Health Care Costs: Mental health/substance abuse (MH/SA) spending per patient fell as drug spending increased, 1992-1999 [ Get More Details ] -
Using Newer Medicines Results in Savings of $111 per Treated Condition [ Get More Details ] -
Medicines Reduce Complications of Diabetes: Diabetes patients treated with medicines are less likely to develop other health problems [ Get More Details ] -
Medicines Prevent Cancer Recurrence: New breast cancer drug greatly reduces recurrence and death (5 to 10 years after diagnosis in postmenopausal women) [ Get More Details ] -
Increased Use of Medicines Reduces Risk of Death After Major Cardiovascular Events: Disease management program increased use of medicines [ Get More Details ] -
Patients Taking Medicines for Heart Failure Incur Lower Health Care Costs: Beta-blockers reduce total treatment costs for heart failure by $3,959 [ Get More Details ] -
Medicines Produce Valuable Health Gains for Heart Attack Patients [ Get More Details ] -
Medicines Allow Patients to Remain Independent Longer: New Alzheimer’s medicine delays need for costly home care [ Get More Details ] -
Heart Failure Disease Management (DM) Program Reduces Hospitalizations and Overall Costs [ Get More Details ] -
Disease Management Program Increases Use of Diabetes Medicines and Reduces Total Health Spending [ Get More Details ] -
Changing Demographics of the U.S. Population, 2000-2100
Changing Demographics of the U.S. Population, 2000-2100 [ Get More Details ] -
New Drug Increases Brain Cancer Survival Rate: Temozolomide is the first new drug in over 30 years to treat glioblastoma, a severe form of brain cancer [ Get More Details ] -
More Effective Treatment of Alzheimer’s Disease Could Save Billions: Combined Medicare and Medicaid savings from effective treatment of Alzheimer’s diease [ Get More Details ]