Pricing Debate
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Rebate Reshuffle: Could Pharma Foot The Bill To Offset Higher Premiums?
Bernstein Research analysts said CMS could charge pharmaceutical manufactures a fee to offset increases in insurance premiums anticipated from the elimination of rebates in a "win-win" move.
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Annuity Payments For Costly One-Off Drugs Is No Magic Bullet
Paying for expensive one-off treatments in installments rather than one lump sum could be appropriate for some products, but fails to address wider systemic problems.
Insulin Prices: House Hearing Displays Bipartisan Commitment To Rapid Reform
Reform "is going to happen,” promised Energy & Commerce Oversight Subcommittee Chair Diana DeGette, suggesting the panel’s next hearing on insulin price reform may be held in July.
Insulin Assistance Programs: Big Help Or Just A Band-Aid?
Drug makers and other stakeholders have been rolling out insulin savings programs as the high cost of insulins come under scrutiny on Capitol Hill. Sanofi announced an expanded cost-savings program during a House hearing, but one Congresswoman called them a band-aid.
Blow For Novartis As England’s NICE Says No To Kisqali
Novartis is having a harder time than Eli Lilly at getting health technology assessment body NICE to agree to make its breast cancer CDK4/6 inhibitor in combination with fulvestrant available on the National Health Service.
PBMs Were On Capitol Hill, But Pharma Still Took Some Heat
Drug makers remained front and center during the Senate Finance Committee's third hearing on drug pricing, even though leaders from five pharmacy benefit managers were testifying.
Senate Panel Questions Early PBM Response To Repatha Price Cut
Rebate expectations appear to have got in the way of fast uptake for some of the leading pharmacy benefit managers, according to comments by executives at the Senate Finance Committee hearing April 9.
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