AIDS · 2000 · 47 citations · 31 references
The results of this analysis strongly suggest that the NADR interventions were cost-saving overall and were, at the very least, cost-effective at all eight sites. In the United States and other developed counties, investments in HIV-prevention interventions such as these have the potential to save substantial economic resources by averting HIV-related medical care expenses among injection drug users.
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Economic foundations of cost-effectiveness analysis
Alan M. Garber, Charles E. Phelps · Journal of Health Economics · 1997 · 764 citations · Full text