Despite US policy changes, drug prices stay stubbornly high
US policy changes designed to curb drug prices seem ineffective, as the annual cost of new medicines still exceeds $250,000, curbing patient access.
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US policy changes designed to curb drug prices seem ineffective, as the annual cost of new medicines still exceeds $250,000, curbing patient access.
GSK's antisense-based drug for chronic hepatitis B virus (HBV) infection, Hibsago, has been approved in the US, its second major market after Japan.
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A compounded version of Eli Lilly's injectable weight-loss and diabetes therapy tirzepatide has been recalled from sale due to sterility concerns.
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