ICER Sets Ceiling For Anti-Amyloid Pricing; Will Eisai And Lilly Raise The Roof?
US FDA Approvals For Both Firms’ Antibodies Expected Early 2023
Executive Summary
The independent drug pricing watchdog said lecanemab and donanemab would be cost-effective at $8,500-$20,600 per year, but pricing has been expected to be closer to Aduhelm’s $28,200 price tag.
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