We reviewed current literature reviews regarding economics of cancer-related health care to
identify focus areas and gaps. We searched PubMed for systematic and other reviews with …

While the past decade has seen the development of multiple new interventions to diagnose
and treat cancer, as well as to improve the quality of life for cancer patients, many of these …

Lay Summary Cancer has substantial economic impacts for patients, their families and/or
caregivers, employers, and the health care system. However, there is only limited …

Abstract The National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Control and Population Science
hosted a virtual conference on the Future of Cancer Health Economics Research and …

The goals of the “Future of Cancer Health Economics Research” virtual conference were to
identify challenges, gaps, and unmet needs for conducting cancer health economics …

Economic evaluations of health technologies for cancer are frequently seen in the literature,
but not all economic perspectives have the same frequency. Although a health system …

New cancer treatments pose a substantial financial burden on health-care systems, insurers,
patients, and society. Cost–utility analyses (CUAs) of cancer-related interventions have …

Advances in early detection, prevention, and treatment have resulted in consistently falling
cancer death rates in the United States. In parallel with these advances have come …

New treatment options provide hope for patients with localized and advanced cancer.
However, these advances are associated with cost, both in terms of treatment-related …

The rising cost of cancer treatment in the United States poses a significant challenge to
health systems, government and private insurers, and individual patients. To some degree …