With Access Restricted, Aduhelm Appears Poised For A Slow Start
Payers Speak Out At ICER Public Meeting
Executive Summary
Reimbursement, health policy and medical experts predicted a slow rollout ahead for Biogen's new Alzheimer's treatment at a public meeting sponsored by ICER.
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