Zolgensma First To Be Subject To New German Data Collection Rules

Price & Reimbursement Body Sets Out New Process

The G-BA has explained in more detail the procedures for mandating post-launch evidence generation under new legislation introduced in 2019.

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Zolgensma Is The First Drug To Be Affected By Germany's New Data Generation Rules

Germany’s G-BA, the body in charge of drug pricing and reimbursement, has for the first time used new powers to oblige companies to generate post-launch evidence on their products. 

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