… Therefore, in our first analysis, we sought to estimate the costs and clinical benefits
associated with the introduction of a type-specific HPV vaccine in the setting of current cervical …

… TKA was proven to be cost effective from a health care insurer's perspective, although its …
marginal cost effectiveness is of comparable order as the changes in cost effectiveness due …

… benefits from the use of multiple interventions. No trial demonstrated that PBM was cost-effective…
In randomised trials, PBM interventions do not have important clinical benefits beyond …

… (ie, clients may benefit most from treatments that cost less than … costs and to cost-effectiveness
and cost–benefit analysis in … realize their full potential effectiveness and that cost less. In …

… Addressing sex-specific clinical issues might reduce the harms from screening and
improve the future clinical benefit and cost-effectiveness estimates for women; these include …

Objective: The aim of this paper was to determine whether there is evidence that periodontitis
prevention is economically justified. Material and Methods: The characteristics of economic …

… in becoming more aware of the role of these tools.14,1637-42 The evaluation mechanisms
delineated may be helpful in demonstrating both the costeffectiveness and cost-benefit of …

… We estimated the clinical benefits (in life expectancy and quality-adjusted life expectancy),
costs (in US dollars), and cost-effectiveness of several strategies for cervical cancer screening …

… The primary objective of this study was to evaluate the comparative cost-effectiveness (incremental
cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER)) when using LB (ctDNA detection) according to …

… of these costs and benefits. The assessment of both costs and benefits enables a more …
intervention—what additional benefit is provided for what additional cost. Economic evaluations …