📻: Sanjay Basu on How Cost-Effectiveness Analyses Can Perpetuate Health Disparities

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Health Affairs' Editor-in-Chief Alan Weil interviews Sanjay Basu of Waymark on his recent study that considers a potential risk of perpetuating health disparities with the continued utilization of cost-effectiveness analyses to inform health care and public health policy decisions.

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