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Increasing healthcare costs in inflammatory bowel disease 2007-2020 in Sweden.

Åsa H EverhovJonas SöderlingGustaf BefritsHamed KhaliliGabriella BrömsMartin Neoviusnull nullJohan AsklingJonas HalfvarsonJonas F LudvigssonOla Olén
Published in: Alimentary pharmacology & therapeutics (2023)
Between 2007 and 2020, excess costs shifted from productivity losses to direct healthcare costs; that is, the patients' compensation for sickness absence decreased, while society increased its spending on medications. Medication costs were driven both by expanding use of TNF inhibitors and by high costs for newer targeted therapies.
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