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27Apr 2021

Quality of Life in Patients with Osteoarthritis

The poster “Quality of Life in Patients with Osteoarthritis from Sweden; a Cohort Analysis from the ‘BISCUITS’ Study”, co-authored by Quantify’s Sara Hallberg, highlights the humanistic burden of #osteoarthritis (OA). With results showing that almost 80% of patients reported walking difficulties due to pain, the study confirms that patients with OA in Sweden experience a significant impact on their quality of life. Follow the […]

26Apr 2021

Quantify’s Douglas Knutsson interviewed by Life-time

Quantify’s Douglas Knutsson was interviewed by Life-time for having mapped the availability of 116 new medicines approved by the EMA in 2017-2019, on behalf of Lif – de forskande läkemedelsföretagen. The study covered not only the rate of availability and time to market but also factors affecting these parameters, an assessment of replaceability of non-available medicines and characteristics of medicines that were […]

22Apr 2021

Quantify supports nonprofit organization Majblomman

Everyone is affected by the ongoing pandemic, especially the most vulnerable of us. Therefore, Quantify has decided to make a donation to Majblomman, a nonprofit organisation with the mission to decrease the impact of child poverty in Sweden.

Majblomman’s work is usually financed by thousands of children that sell “majblomman” – a small flower pin – each year in April. This year […]

21Apr 2021

Findings from Nordic RWE study BISCUITS

Quantify’s Sara Hallberg, Emilie Toresson Grip & Johan Liseth Hansen are participating authors on the poster presenting one of the most comprehensive Nordic RWE studies on the economic burden of osteoarthritis conducted to date.

The BISCUITS study presented at ISPOREurope found people with osteoarthritis incurred over 60% the average annual costs compared to people without OA, including costs of primary care, productivity loss, specialist care and drugs. Learn more from […]