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See Latest ArticlesWillingness to Pay for a Cure in Patients with Chronic Gout
Medical Decision Making, 07/28/08
Khanna D et al. - Many patients with chronic gout would be willing to pay money every month in perpetuity to be cured of their gout. Younger patients, patients whose main health concern is gout, and patients with frequent attacks are willing to pay the most.
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