When considering the financial costs of a certain disease, many different factors have to be taken into account. If there is a disease without a vaccination program, some of the costs ensued are expenditures made for treatment of acute illness, lost money from missing work, complications and chronic sequelae, and lost savings due to retardation or even death.
On the other hand, diseases such as<unk> , have vaccination programs in place, and a vaccination program has different costs associated with it. There are certain expenditures to make the vaccine itself as well as its administration, treatment of complications associated with the vaccine, and the cost of implementing the vaccine program.
Rubella cost-effectiveness of therapy
Tetanus cost-effectiveness of therapy
Malaria cost-effectiveness of therapy
Influenza cost-effectiveness of therapy
HIV AIDS cost-effectiveness of therapy
Listeriosis cost-effectiveness of therapy
Norovirus infection cost-effectiveness of therapy
Hepatitis B cost-effectiveness of therapy