Wednesday, February 6, 2019

On the Record


"There is an increasing number of orphan drugs on the U.S. market that have price points of hundreds of thousands dollar annually, and the industry has shifted its R&D focus to such drugs — so the cost problem is cumulative, and the trend will be that the overall affordability problem will exacerbate."
— Elan Rubinstein, Pharm.D., principal at EB Rubinstein Associates, talked with AIS's RADAR on Specialty Pharmacy about the impact pricey new gene therapies and other orphan drugs have on payers.

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