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Cost-effectiveness analysis of use of a polypill versus usual care or best practice for primary prevention in people at high risk of cardiovascular disease.

Susan JowettPelham BartonAndrea RoalfeKate FletcherF D Richard HobbsRichard J McManusJonathan Mant
Published in: PloS one (2017)
For most people already on treatment to modify CVD risk, a polypill strategy may be cost-effective compared with optimising treatment as per guidelines or their current care, as long as the polypill cost is sufficiently low.
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