Spending on prevention grew faster than spending on treatment for the second year running.
What we know
Reporters spoke to officials, operators and analysts directly involved, and reviewed documents published this week. Figures quoted in this piece are the most recent available and will be updated as new data lands.
Consistency beats intensity, and it is not close. The patients who improve are the ones who keep showing up.
What happens next
None of this replaces a conversation with your own clinician, but it is a reasonable place to start on a Monday morning.
