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“Quality-adjusted Life Years” and what it means in Government sponsored Health Care

by Todd | Aug 12, 2009

How much is one year of your life worth? According to the government in Great Britain, it is $45,000. The British single-payer system arrived at the price of an additional year of life in the same way they decide how much health care all British people will get,...

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