Researchers from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention describe findings in health policy

Current study results from the report, "Lessons from cost-effectiveness research for United States public health policy," have been published. "The application of cost-effectiveness analysis to health care has been the subject of previous reviews. We address the use of economic evaluation methods in public health, including case studies of population-level policies, e.g., environmental regulations, injury prevention, tobacco control, folic acid fortification, and blood product safety, and the public health promotion of clinical preventive services, e.g., newborn screening, cancer screening, and childhood immunizations," scientists writing in the journal Annual Review of Public...

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