White House Council of Economic Advisors says US House drug price “negotiation” bill will reduce the number of innovative medicines by 100 over a decade; the Congressional Budget Office says more like 8-15. Both analyses miss the point – but also show that industry is losing a crucial piece of political ground.
Get ready to hear lots of arguments about exactly how many new drugs the US will have to do without if it moves to an international reference price based “negotiation” model as proposed by the House of Representatives in HR 3.
With floor debate on the bill set for the week of 9 December, Democrats are likely to highlight the Congressional...
Doctors are increasingly falling victim to financial scams due to their high incomes, busy schedules, and trust in professional networks. Recognizing the tactics scammers use and the reasons behind physicians’ susceptibility is essential for protecting medical professionals.
Senate HELP Committee chair Sanders trying to broker a deal between Novo Nordisk and the major pharmacy benefit managers that will lead to lower list prices.
Alternatives to the top pharmacy benefits managers argue health plan-PBM integration is leading to anti-competitive tactics that make it impossible for some employers to switch PBMs.
An effort to change the US Food and Drug Administration’s conclusion that its obesity treatment candidate retatrutide is a drug and not a biologic could give the product more time with unrestricted pricing in Medicare, among other benefits.
Pharmacy benefit manager sues Federal Trade Commission claiming chair Khan has orchestrated a campaign against PBMs that is not based in fact.
Alternatives to the top pharmacy benefits managers argue health plan-PBM integration is leading to anti-competitive tactics that make it impossible for some employers to switch PBMs.
The UK regulator approved 16 medicines containing a new active substance in the first half of this year, while the European Commission issued marketing authorizations for 20 NAS-containing drugs.
