Christina Yeung
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Christina Yeung is a leading health economist whose research focuses on the economic burden and cost-effectiveness of urological cancers, with a particular emphasis on bladder cancer. Her seminal 2014 review, "The Health Economics of Bladder Cancer," has garnered over 200 citations, establishing her as a key voice in quantifying the substantial financial and societal costs of this disease. Yeung’s work systematically analyzes treatment costs, screening strategies, and the economic impact of disease progression, providing critical evidence for policymakers and clinicians seeking to allocate resources efficiently. By bridging clinical outcomes with economic modeling, she has helped highlight the often-overlooked financial toxicity faced by patients and healthcare systems. Her contributions have been instrumental in shaping guidelines for cost-effective surveillance and therapy selection, ensuring that economic considerations are integrated into oncological decision-making. Yeung’s research continues to influence the field, making her a vital resource for students and researchers interested in the intersection of health economics, cancer policy, and patient-centered care.
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