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Public perspectives on the trade-off between concentrating and dispersing health care benefits
Background Conventional cost-effectiveness analysis assumes societal indifference to the distribution of health gains across potential patients, yet evidence suggests public preferences vary between concentrating and dispersing benefits, depending on the size of health gain. The handful of
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