ICER Says AstraZeneca’s $10,950 Baxfendy Is Worth $1,400 to $2,500 a Year
ICER has handed payers the case for putting Baxfendy behind generics, and Mineralys gets its price anchor before launch.
ICER has handed payers the case for putting Baxfendy behind generics, and Mineralys gets its price anchor before launch.
In Germany, AI lung reading is a cost radiologists carry and payers never see, and IQWiG wants outcome trials.
Sobi is moving its FCS franchise to a less frequent, better-tolerated drug, on broader NICE terms than the one it replaces.
A general subsidy in both settings is a clean result for Roche’s subcutaneous strategy, landing before pertuzumab biosimilars.
A debate about who sets the evidence bar, landing the same week Germany’s health ministry proposed lowering it.
The plan lowers the evidence bar at launch and moves the proof to later real-world data, where insurers doubt it exists.
AbbVie now has to name a price for Juvmo into a benchmark that ICER set before the drug was even approved.
The clinical evidence did not change. NICE’s cost-effectiveness threshold did, as a term of a bilateral trade agreement.
An industry association found the public agrees with industry. The news came later, from a division director naming headcount as the bottleneck.
Going off patent now costs a medicine its named appraisal. And the withdrawal is a routing decision carrying no right of appeal.