A case for generalizing cost-effectiveness math to avoid undervaluing medicines.
Oversimplified health economics math is jeopardizing future medical progress and risks saddling society with preventable costs and illness.
The cost-effectiveness value flower: In calculating whether a medicine may be worth its price, generalized math takes into account at least some of the values represented by gray petals, while conventional special math focuses on just blue and sometimes orange petals.
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