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BEST THESIS IN HEALTH ECONOMICS 2023

By annette

The Swedish Institute for Health Economics (IHE) and the Bengt Jönsson Foundation for Health Economics Research are hereby pleased to announce the recipient of the scholarship for this year’s student thesis in health economics. Recipients of this year’s scholarship are Ida Haggren and Lucas Henriksson for their thesis ”European Tobacco Taxation and Youth Smoking – Findings …

IHE presents at Simposio Oncolatino in Mexico

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IHE’s Andrea Manzano presented at the Simposio Oncolatino, a pan-Latin American conference about cancer. She delivered a presentation about the key findings of IHE Report 2023:6 on ‘Improving outcomes for women with triple-negative breast cancer in Latin America’. Conference link: https://oncolatino.org/ Link to IHE Report: https://ihe.se/rapport/improving-outcomes-for-women-with-triple-negative-breast-cancer-in-latin-america/ Name of conference/poster/other: Simposio Oncolatino Place: Mexico City, Mexico …

Staff News

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The Swedish Institute for Health Economics welcomes Hedda Carlsson and Bardh Manxhuka who joined our team in June and they both work as research analyst at the Lund office.

Financial Times webinar highlights new IHE report

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On June 8th, IHE’s Thomas Hofmarcher participated in a webinar organized by the Financial Times to mark the official launch of IHE Report 2023:2. The report shows that triple-negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the most difficult-to-treat subtype of breast cancer. It accounts for about 10–20% of newly diagnosed breast cancer cases but is responsible for …

IHE´s Board of Directors – New member

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We are happy to announce that Jenni Nordborg – Director of International Affairs at Lif – The research-based pharmaceutical industri – joins our Board of Directors Read more about Jenni Nordborg

IHE participates at SMDM 2023 in Berlin

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Michael Willis from IHE will participate in two workshops at SMDM-Society for Medical Decision Making, May 21-23 in Berlin. Issue Panel 1C: Proving health economics models are valid – why, how and who? Chair: Talitha Feenstra (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), Netherlands) Panelists: Amanda Adler, University of Oxford, UK Xavier Pouwels, …