Jared Streatfeild

TL;DR: The financial and nonfinancial costs associated with inadequate sleep are substantial and warrant substantial investment in preventive health measures to address the issue through education and regulation.

TL;DR: The large prevalence of sight loss and blindness in the UK population imposes significant costs on public funds, private expenditure, and health, highlighting the need for population-based studies that track the prevalence of Sight-impairing eye conditions and treatment effects over time.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors estimated one-year costs of eating disorders in the United States from a societal perspective, including the costs to the U.S. health system, individual and family productivity costs, lost wellbeing, and other societal economic costs.

TL;DR: The findings highlight the substantial burden that delirium imposes on Australian society—both in terms of financial costs associated with health system expenditure and the increased need for residential aged care due to the functional and cognitive decline associated withDelirium and dementia.

TL;DR: These estimates suggest substantial community investment in measures to more systematically identify and treat OSA is justified, apart from potential health and well-being benefits, and financially prudent to do so.