Check out our latest article on drug pricing just published in @JAMA_current In this study we evaluate 2007-2018 trends in list prices, net prices and manufacturer discounts for 602 brand drugs!
Despite growing manufacturer discounts, net prices of self-administered injectable tumor necrosis factor inhibitors still increased at a mean annual rate of 9.6% in 2007-2019. New @PittCP3@amcporg study with PittGIM's @CBGood23 & @walidgellad. @ihdezdelso https://t.co/SwztVFa5gZ
Cohort study finds biologics with biosimilar competition experienced marked reductions in net prices and leveling off of list prices increases https://t.co/XAKXMBXw9B @asjrodriguez@ihdezdelso
“It comes back to financial incentives,” CP3's @ihdezdelso said during the @US_FDA / @FTC session on #biosimilars last week. Read more on @politico's coverage of the event.
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Recent 11-yr period on branded pharmaceutical products in the US: list prices increased by 159%, net prices increased by 60%, discounts offset 62% of increases in list prices for drugs. So you paid 3.5x inflation for drug & rest in insurance & taxes
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The price of brand-name prescription drugs went up by 60% between 2007 and 2018, after accounting for rebates and discounts, according to a new study in JAMA. https://t.co/6ZzLRL2Qzv
Thank you for your excellent, thorough research on drug prices, as always. We are honored to referenced as a source for your work. @walidgellad@CBgood23@asjrodriguez