As the use and price of cancer drugs skyrocketed during the 1990s, the profits that doctors could make by prescribing drugs went from a minor source of income to the major driver of incomes for oncologists.
Likewise, Kenneth L. Sperling, a health care consultant at Hewitt Associates, said there had been a tapering off of the sharp rise in the use and prices of hospital services and prescription drugs.
Insurers also say that the use and price of medical services have continued to rise in individual and small-group plans, in part because those policies tend to have a higher proportion of people with serious illnesses.
Mobile e-mail has become easier to set up and more intuitive to use, and prices of both the service and the cellphones that make it possible have come down in the past year as the operators realized they could no longer impede the trend.
For most interventions, we adopted estimates of resource use and prices for programme cost components from previous WHO-CHOICE regional analyses.
You may have to drive further, but if flights are impossible to get or impossibly expensive, you might be surprised by the ease of use and friendlier prices of smaller airports.
O'Brien also used his opening monologue to zing Trump over his "Nambia" gaffe during a speech to African leaders at the United Nations on Wednesday, the commander in chief's Twitter use and the price of Apple's new iPhone X.
As such, the main purpose of this analysis is to evaluate the uses and price discount effects of these price-related discounts by manufacturers and major brands.
Using unique data from the 2009 to 2010 National Adult Tobacco Survey (NATS) about cigarette brands and price-related discounts used by adult smokers, we evaluated the uses and price discount effects of these price-minimisation strategies by the cigarette manufacturers and major brands.
Costs of gases per patient presented in Table 1 were calculated using the average gas consumption computed using Equations (1) and (2) and using prices of gases listed in Table 2.
