Cost-effectiveness of the National Health Service abdominal aortic aneurysm screening programme in England

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@jonkarnon @PECjournal Not quite... the cost-effectiveness they refer to is from long term modelling: https://t.co/VIaj96C36m

RT @HeoroCom: #Model: NHS screening of 65yr old UK men for abdominal #aorticAneurysm still #costeffective: £7370/QALY gain at 10y https://t…

#Model: NHS screening of 65yr old UK men for abdominal #aorticAneurysm still #costeffective: £7370/QALY gain at 10y https://t.co/3PFv5h7UF8

ONLINE OPEN: Cost-effectiveness of the NHS abdominal aortic aneurysm screening programme in England http://t.co/Hh5x5ujhxv

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