Benefits of Preventive Programs in Eye Care Are Visible on the Bottom Line: A new nationwide effort to improve eye care for people with diabetes gets backing from a study on the cost-effectiveness of screening for retinopathy

Ackerman, Sandra J

doi:10.2337/diacare.15.4.580

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Clinical News| April 01 1992

Benefits of Preventive Programs in Eye Care Are Visible on the Bottom Line: A new nationwide effort to improve eye care for people with diabetes gets backing from a study on the cost-effectiveness of screening for retinopathy

Sandra J Ackerman

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Sandra J. Ackerman writes about science and medicine from New Haven, Conn. Her book on neuroscience, Discovering the Brain, will be published in March 1992 by the National Academy Press.

Diabetes Care 1992;15(4):580–581

https://doi.org/10.2337/diacare.15.4.580

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Benefits of Preventive Programs in Eye Care Are Visible on the Bottom Line: A new nationwide effort to improve eye care for people with diabetes gets backing from a study on the cost-effectiveness of screening for retinopathy

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