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1. Canada accuse un certain retard par rapport aux États-Unis dans le combat contre le cancer
2. Individualized patient health management by pharmacists produces dramatic improvement in managing diabetes
3. Canada appears to lag behind U.S. in progress in the war on cancer
4. Chronic disease self management programs improve health and reduce overall health care costs
5. Growing numbers of employers use care management strategies to combat chronic disease risk factors and contain health benefit costs
6. Focusing on improving health outcomes instead of decreasing access to testing and treatments will do more to contain health spending growth
7. The case for pharmacist involvement in patient health management
8. Keeping workers healthy reduces lost productivity from unmanaged illness
9. Chronic diseases have a devastating impact on America’s health despite being mostly preventable and effectively manageable
10. Chronic disease self management programs improve health and reduce overall health care costs
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