The vertical axis shows the probability of the intervention of being cost-effective given the willingness to pay (WTP) per life saved reported on the horizontal axis.
For example, the cost per life-year saved by screening for breast cancer has been reported as £8,561 €6,7944) in 1996, equivalent to about $12,235 [ 31], and that of cervical cancer screening £36,000 (€28,571) per life saved (reported in 2004) equivalent to $51,450 [ 32].
Unsurprisingly, of those that had a subsequent pregnancy, 55.6 % of women in the life saving caesarean group reported having had another caesarean, much higher than in either the other near-miss or uncomplicated group (10.2 and 5.4 %, respectively).
For example, 38.3 % of women with a life saving caesarean section reported having had a subsequent live birth 4 years later, compared with 57.8%% of other women with a near-miss complication, and 52.1 % of women who had an uncomplicated delivery.
The third invited IPA associate, Brett Hogan, wrote a report about the "life saving potential of coal".
However, the men were later reported safe at a coast guard life saving station.
Really life saving proportions.
From life saving screenings.
54 Prompt transfusion can be life saving.
Regular blood transfusions are potentially life saving.
Our final balance sheet (between 0.6 and 1 tumor overdiagnosed for every life saved) is consistent with the results reported by Duffy on the basis of both experimental and observational data from the Swedish Two-County trial and from the Breast Screening Program in England [ 16].
