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The direct medical cost of treating diabetics will rise from $113 billion annually to $336 billion

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Accounting for inflation, the direct medical cost of treating diabetics will rise from $113 billion annually to $336 billion according to a report from the University of Chicago. While there’s no compelling evidence that better preventive care can significantly reduce the cost of treating diabetes accountable care organizations could make a big impact. The idea of allowing insurers to charge higher premiums to people who don't meet certain health benchmarks, such as losing weight if they're obese may also lead some to make lifestyle changes that effect us all.
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