HEALTH AFFAIRS
HEALTH AFFAIRS(英文缩写 HEALTH AFFAIR),ISSN 0278-2715,eISSN 0278-2715 是一本学术期刊。本页汇总该期刊的最新影响因子、分区信息以及最新收录于 PubMed 的文献,帮助您快速了解期刊全貌。
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HEALTH AFFAIRS 最新收录文献
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Health care costs in old age are related to overweight and obesity earlier in life.
Obesity is responsible for at least 90 billion dollars in direct U.S. health care costs annually. A high proportion of people who were overweight or obese at younger ages survives past age sixty-five …
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What do we want from our investment in cancer research?
U.S. spending for cancer is increasing rapidly, because of the aging society, greater use of screening services, and new treatments that come with very high price tags. In this Perspective I argue tha…
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Accounting for future costs in Medicare.
The relationship between the health of an insured population and the costs of insuring them is a lot more complicated than might first appear. The excellent paper by Geoffrey Joyce and colleagues help…
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Medicare's cost crisis: solutions are within our grasp.
As this collection of papers shows, Medicare faces serious future challenges as the population it serves grows larger and older in the coming decades. Variation in the way health care is provided--als…
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Projecting the future of U.S. health and longevity.
Is the health of the U.S. population improving or getting worse, and how are health and medical costs influenced by obesity? How will anticipated advances in the biomedical sciences influence life exp…
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Health, technology, and medical care spending.
The RAND Future Elderly Model illustrates important principles about the relation among medical technologies, health spending, and health. New technologies add to spending because the costs of the new…
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The potential for cost savings in Medicare's future.
The papers in this special Health Affairs collection offer a fresh and very important look at Medicare's future. Taken as a whole, they suggest that financing problems in Medicare will be particularly…
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Identifying potential health care innovations for the future elderly.
We used a method that combined literature review and expertjudgment to assess potential medical innovations for older adults. We evaluated innovations in four domains: cardiovascular disease, cancer, …
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Technological advances in cancer and future spending by the elderly.
This paper forecasts the consequences of scientific progress in cancer for total Medicare spending between 2005 and 2030. Because technological advance is uncertain, widely varying scenarios are model…
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Disability and health care spending among medicare beneficiaries.
This paper forecasts the impact of changing disability rates on spending by Medicare beneficiaries. We adjust for differential changes in spending by the disabled because the composition of the disabl…