High medical costs and economic toxicity

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Economic toxicity negatively impacts quality of life and survival in patients due to high medical costs, particularly in cancer treatment. Novelty: ClaimNovelty.NOVEL_FINDING. Consensus alignment: ConsensusAlignment.NEUTRAL.

Mitsunobu Sasaki

doi:10.5609/jsis.2025.670_67

September 30, 2025Hokengakuzasshi (JOURNAL of INSURANCE SCIENCE)Open Access

High medical costs and economic toxicity

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This research aims to analyze the concept of economic toxicity in healthcare, particularly in relation to high medical costs.
Review of existing literature on economic toxicity and medical costs.
Analysis of economic burden associated with healthcare interventions.
Exploration of the implications of high treatment costs, especially in cancer care.
Economic toxicity adversely affects patients' quality of life in Japan.
High medical costs, particularly in cancer treatment, are rising due to technological advancements.
An increase in studies addressing economic toxicity indicates a growing recognition of its impact.

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Analysis highlights economic toxicity impacting quality of life in patients with high medical costs, suggesting urgent need for intervention.

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