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IHE presents at breast cancer conference on May 5 in Singapore

By annette

The Swedish Institute for Health Economics participates at the 11th Asia-Pacific Breast Cancer Summit 2023 on May 4-6, 2023 in Singapore. Thomas Hofmarcher will present findings of an upcoming policy report on triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) in the Asia-Pacific region. He will highlight the health-economic impact of TNBC on patients and society as well as …

The I3LUNG project – Posterpresentation at SHEA 2023

By annette

We are happy to announce that Dr Michael Willis from IHE is presenting a poster at this year’s annual meeting of the Swedish Health Economic Association (SHEA). The poster presents results from a literature review and assessment of published budget impact models (BIMs) for NSCLC. BIMs are an important basis for decision-making and should be …

New publication – High use of pain, depression and anxiety drugs in hemophilia

By annette

The prevalence of pain has long been focused in haemophilia research but depression and anxiety are less studied. A Nordic collaboration has investigated national prescription drug data in more than 3000 Nordic persons with haemophilia and compared data patterns to population controls. The key study finding is a persistently higher use of pain, depression and …

Newly published

By annette

Diabetes Two studies focusing on people with type 2 diabetes and established cardiovascular disease (eCVD) in Sweden have been published in the medical journal “Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism”. The first study examines the burden of hospital-based care, work absence, associated costs and excess mortality in people with type 2 diabetes, with and without eCVD. The …

Haemophilia – New publication

By annette

In the lates issue of Haemophilia, IHE contributes with a publication on how to make indirect comparisons of FVIII replacement products for treatment of haemophilia A based on the area under the plasma level curve (AUC). Read more

Psoriasis – Newly published

By annette

In a newly published register study, researcher from IHE have investigated the economic burden of palmoplantar pustulosis (PPP) in Sweden. PPP is a chronic relapsing skin condition commonly occurring in combination with psoriasis vulgaris. Read more