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The findings are likely to intensify scrutiny of the controversial role played by PBMs in the opaque pharmaceutical pricing system. The head of UNAIDS maintained that Gilead could bring the AIDS pandemic toward an end if the company opens up access to its game-changing new HIV drug , Agence France Presse reports.
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During 2021, drugmakers substantially raised prices on seven widely used medicines without any new clinical evidence to justify the increases, leading patients and health insurers in the U.S. to spend an additional $805 million last year, according to a new report.
Compared with a record-busting 2021, private funds to finance growth were harder to come by across the industry last year. And a new federal law to combat high drugprices sent a chill down the industry’s spine. The size and scope of acquisitions were modest. Continue to STAT+ to read the full story…
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When rebates and discounts were factored in, brand-name drugprices declined—or grew slowly—in 2021. Consistent with our previous analyses, rebates and discounts reduced the selling prices of brand-name drugs to less than half of their list prices. healthcare expenditures. healthcare expenditures.
It’s important that the biosimilar market continue to build on the success established last year in 2021. Based on this momentum, we’re making three predictions for 2021: we will see increased competition within individual markets pay off, expansion in the biosimilar channel to include new therapeutic categories, and more regulatory support.
When rebates and discounts were factored in, brand-name drugprices declined—or grew slowly—in 2021. Consistent with our previous analyses, rebates and discounts reduced the selling prices of brand-name drugs to less than half of their list prices. healthcare expenditures. healthcare expenditures.
The findings are likely to intensify scrutiny of the controversial role played by PBMs in the opaque pharmaceutical pricing system. Notably, nearly half of the overcharges stemmed from drug rebates that Express Scripts negotiated with pharmaceutical companies.
A battle between the Arkansas Insurance Department and AstraZeneca is heating up with an August hearing scheduled to consider penalties against the company, which filed a lawsuit against the state earlier this year over a law known as the 340B DrugPricing Nondiscrimination Act, The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette reports.
Drug Channels has just obtained new details on the size of the 340B DrugPricing Program. billion (+22.3%) higher than its 2021 counterpart. The difference between list prices and discounted 340B purchases also grew, to $52.3 The difference between list prices and discounted 340B purchases also grew, to $52.3
It’s the 13th edition of our popular and comprehensive examination of the entire drugpricing, reimbursement, and dispensing system. prescription dispensing revenues for calendar year 2021. prescription dispensing revenues reached a record $501 billion in 2021.
Here’s a summer surprise for fans of the 340B DrugPricing Program: Drug Channels has just obtained the 2021 figures from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)! For 2021, discounted purchases under the 340B program reached a record $43.9 The data tell a familiar story. billion —an astonishing $5.9
Drug Channels has just obtained new details on the size of the 340B DrugPricing Program. billion (+22.3%) higher than its 2021 counterpart. The difference between list prices and discounted 340B purchases also grew, to $52.3 The difference between list prices and discounted 340B purchases also grew, to $52.3
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AbbVie, Teva Pharmaceutical, and AstraZeneca left over a span of five months following the passage of the drug-pricing reform law pushed by Democrats last year. Drug companies are systematically funding grassroots patient groups that lobby the U.K. Financial interests were often not clearly disclosed in NICE documents.
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Click here to see the original post and comments from January 2021. It was another year of unexpected drugprice developments. In 2020, brand-name drug net prices dropped for the third consecutive year. Meanwhile, brand-name drug list prices grew at their slowest rate in at least 20 years.
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Time for Drug Channels Institute’s annual update on the gross-to-net bubble —the ever-growing dollar gap between sales at brand-name drugs' list prices and their sales at net prices after rebates and other reductions. drugprices. d/b/a Drug Channels Institute.
In this issue: The State of Specialty Pharmacy 2021 How health plans profit—and patients lose—from insulin A fantastic new analysis of the gross-to-net bubble Reconsidering Amazon P.S. Please join the nearly 13,000 consumers of my daily commentary and links to neat stuff at @DrugChannels on Twitter. d/b/a Drug Channels Institute.
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Recent posts have covered: outcomes-based contracts, copay accumulators, hospitals’ drug profits, biosimilar interchangeability, managed Medicaid, DSCSA, CVS Health’s networks, unintended consequences of congressional drugpricing legislation, Walmart and TRICARE, McKesson’s European retreat, and more. to 1:30 p.m.
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On March 16, 2021, Drug Channels Institute will release The 2021 Economic Report on U.S. drugpricing, reimbursement, and dispensing system. We are providing you with the opportunity to preorder this thoroughly updated and revised 2021 edition at special discounted prices.
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drugpricing policy. Recent posts have covered biosimilars, pharmacist workloads, formularies, pricing, PSAOs, Part D spending, copay accumulators, H.R.3, Recent posts have covered biosimilars, pharmacist workloads, formularies, pricing, PSAOs, Part D spending, copay accumulators, H.R.3, d/b/a Drug Channels Institute.
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