Kenneth E Thorpe

Which medical conditions account for the rise in health care spending?

K. Thorpe, C. Florence, P. Joski, 2004, Health affairs.

Treated disease prevalence and spending per treated case drove most of the growth in health care spending in 1987-2009.

K. Thorpe, Kenneth E Thorpe, 2013, Health affairs.

Differences in disease prevalence as a source of the U.S.-European health care spending gap.

Katya Galactionova, K. Thorpe, D. Howard, 2007, Health affairs.

National estimates of medical costs incurred by nonelderly cancer patients

K. Thorpe, D. Howard, Noelle-Angelique M. Molinari, 2004, Cancer.

Chronic conditions account for rise in Medicare spending from 1987 to 2006.

Katya Galactionova, K. Thorpe, Lydia L Ogden, 2010, Health affairs.

The impact of obesity on rising medical spending.

K. Thorpe, C. Florence, D. Howard, 2004, Health affairs.