Genetic variation of six specific SNPs of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease among Chinese population

Jing, Junping; Xu, Danyan; Li, Z.; Wang, J.; Dai, J H; Li, F.S.

doi:10.1016/j.pulmoe.2022.02.004

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“…In summary, many scholars have put forward different views on whether physical examination can reduce medical expenses, but most of them focus on the perspective of early prevention of diseases and believe that early treatment and early screening of certain diseases can reduce the medical expenses of residents. This is fully in line with the development of China's concept of big health, in the healthy development of China's environment, the concept of 'prevention first' gradually developed, China's medical insurance costs to reduce the payment of a new perspective: on the one hand that increase the 'small disease ' treatment can effectively reduce the 'big disease' brought about by the high medical costs [1] ; on the other hand, prevention and treatment of certain chronic diseases for residents, improve the health literacy of the whole people, and reduce medical expenses [2]. This led to a series of preventive medicine research.…”

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Can Current Medical Examination Consumption Reduce Long-term Medical Expenses? - Analysis Based on CHARLS Data

Luo,

San,

Han

et al. 2024

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Background: With the implementation of the healthy China strategy, physical examination, a means of preventing diseases, has gradually been valued by health care department. Can health examination effectively alleviate the pressure on residents' medical expenses? Method: Based on the CHARLS2015 and CHARLS2018 databases, establishing an ordered multi-classification logistic regression model. To study the impact of residents' health examination on the level of long-term medical expenditure. Results: The results show that adhere to health examination, long-term physical exercise and quit smoking and drinking can reduce residents' medical expenses. The physical examination behavior of different populations was further discussed based on gender. The study found that the more physical examinations of male residents, the less medical expenses, while the number of physical examinations of women is not significant for reduce medical expenses. Conclusion: Therefore, China should vigorously improve the enthusiasm of different residents to participate in health check-ups, give full play to health check-ups in disease prevention and to reduce individual's medical expenses.

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Section: Literature Reviewmentioning

confidence: 58%