China Vs. Cancer: Coverage For 17 Drugs Unveils Price Pressures, Commercial Battleground
Executive Summary
While cancer drug makers generally applaud the rare reimbursement decision in China, some have pointed to mounting and significant pressure to lower prices, while insiders say the real battle has only just began and that translating the coverage into commercial success will take much more effort.
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