How Much Should Governments Pay For COVID-19 Monoclonal Antibody Therapies?
Executive Summary
US government’s $450m manufacturing commitment for Regeneron’s antibody cocktail and Gilead’s price for remdesivir drive lower expectations on pricing for the antibody treatments, especially since it seems likely there could be several competing products.
You may also be interested in...
Vir/GSK Move Lead Coronavirus Antibody Into Phase III
Results from a Phase II/III study for VIR-7831 in the prevention of hospitalization due to COVID-19 are expected in late 2020 and early 2021.
Regeneron COVID-19 Therapeutic, Novavax Vaccine Get BARDA Funding To Boost Manufacturing
US government to own doses of Regeneron's investigational cocktail antibody REGN-COV2 manufactured under a $450m contract and 100 million doses of Novavax's investigational vaccine under a $1.6bn agreement.
Pricing In ‘Exceptional’ Times: ICER Aims To Shape US Policy For Novel COVID Drugs, Vaccines
US Institute for Clinical and Economic Review lays out options ranging from the status quo (unrestricted pricing) to compulsory licensing and advanced market commitments in a new white paper.