Robert Califf, commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration, recently summarized in straightforward terms the disconnect between the public perception of high drug prices and the realities for the off-patent industry by stating that innovator prices “are too high,” while for the generics industry “a lot of the prices are too low.”
“What I mean by that,” Califf explained, in widely reported comments made at an Alliance for a Stronger FDA event, “is that the price has been driven down below the...
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