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Economic Impact

Meaning

Economic Impact, in the context of hormonal health and wellness, quantifies the financial consequences resulting from hormonal imbalances, associated chronic diseases, and the subsequent costs of prevention, diagnosis, and treatment. This analysis encompasses both direct costs, such as healthcare expenditure for medications, clinical visits, and hospitalizations, and indirect costs, including lost workforce productivity, absenteeism, and premature mortality. Understanding the full economic impact is essential for justifying public health investments and allocating resources toward effective, evidence-based hormonal health strategies.