Germany Added 2.5 Million Women to Mammography Screening While Reopening Skin Cancer Screening After a Proposal to Suspend It
Germany is widening cancer screening where the evidence is settled and reopening it where cost is the question.
Germany is widening cancer screening where the evidence is settled and reopening it where cost is the question.
One price in Japan, response-linked payments in Australia, no public price in China: CAR-T sponsors face three markets.
Only one Member State was assessing each valve when Brussels chose them, so the joint report will frame the evidence.
Denmark turned a January no on Tecartus into a yes by tying price to response, and renewed burosumab on a lower price.
Exclusion only works as leverage when the excluded drug has no market. Mounjaro has one, and Lilly built the channel.
ICER has handed payers the case for putting Baxfendy behind generics, and Mineralys gets its price anchor before launch.
Latvia is buying access with manufacturers’ money, inside a reimbursement budget NVD already expects to overrun.
Sobi is moving its FCS franchise to a less frequent, better-tolerated drug, on broader NICE terms than the one it replaces.
The numbers are small, but the rule is unusual: New Zealand funds by tumour type and protocol rather than product by product.
One reimbursement decision moved a second-line PD-1 into first line across three common cancers, inside biomarker limits.