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Jensen IS, Wu E, Sacks N, Cyr P, Chung K. 2017. Budget impact analysis of CPX-351 in the treatment of patients with treatment-related acute myeloid leukemia (tAML) or AML with myelodysplasia-related changes (MRC) from a US payer perspective. Blood 130:5615.

Young LY, Sacks NC, Cyr PL, Sharma A, Dahdal DN. 2017. Comparison of claims data on hospitalization rates and repeat procedures in patients receiving a bowel preparation prior to colonoscopy. Sage Open Medicine, August 31.

Sacks NC, Cyr P, Liu Y, Miller DJ, Chiarella MT, Louie AC. 2016. Burden of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) among older newly-diagnosed patients. Blood 128(22):4780.

Sacks NC, Noone J, Cyr PL, Miller DJ, Chiarella MT, Louie AC. 2016. Hospitalizations for older patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML): Inpatient treatment is intensive and costly. Value in Health 19(3):A246 [abstract].

Sacks NC, Sharma A, Cyr PL, Liu Y, Miller DJ, Chiarella MT, Louie AC. 2016. Outcomes for older patients with acute myeloid leukemia (AML): Multiple hospitalizations and high mortality rates. Value in Health 19(7):A611 [abstract].

Sacks NC, Ash AS, Ghosh K, Rosen AK, Wong JB, Cutler DM, Rosen AB. 2015. Recent national trends in acute myocardial infarction hospitalizations in Medicare: Shrinking declines and growing disparities [Letter to the Editor]. Epidemiology 26(4):e46–47.

Sacks NC, Burgess JF, Cabral HJ, Pizer SD. 2015. The effects of cost sharing on adherence to medications prescribed for concurrent use: Do definitions matter? J Manag Care Pharmacy, 21(8):678–687.

Sacks NC, Ash AS, Ghosh K, Rosen AK, Wong JB, Rosen AB. 2015. Implications of ignoring growing proportions of hospitalizations with acute myocardial infraction. Am Heart J, December 2015.

Sacks NC. 2013. Avoidable costs in U.S. healthcare: The $200 billion opportunity from using medicines more responsibly. IMS Health, June.

Sacks NC, Burgess JF, Cabral HJ, Pizer SD, McDonnell, ME. 2013. Cost sharing and decreased branded oral anti-diabetic medication adherence among elderly Part D Medicare beneficiaries. J Gen Intern Med 28(7):876–885.