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Spain's liver transplants now generate more economic value than they cost, study says
Public investment in liver transplants not only saves lives and substantially improves patients' survival and quality of life but also generates a positive long-term social and economic return.
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A recent study in Spain has found that liver transplants now generate more economic value than they cost. This shift in economic impact is attributed to the long-term benefits of the transplants, which include improved survival rates and quality of life for patients.
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