Abstract
Resources devoted to the development of burden-of-disease studies detract from much needed cost-effectiveness and cost-benefit studies. Practitioners need to help funders of burden-of-disease projects recognize the potential of all tools of decision analysis and economic evaluation in improving the efficiency and equity for the health care system.
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