Reimbursement

Canada Seeks To Include Impact On Informal Caregivers In Drug Value Assessments

Canada’s Drug Agency is also looking to consider the impact on productivity outcomes for both patients and informal caregivers when assessing the value of a drug.

Reimbursement Still Missing Piece As Neuroscience Speeds Ahead

Device-based neurotherapeutics face a coverage gap that drug developers do not, and as the field moves toward combination approaches, that asymmetry could undermine important innovation.

Neuroscience’s Reimbursement Problem

Device-based neurotherapeutics face a coverage gap that drug developers do not, and as the field moves toward combination approaches, that asymmetry could undermine important innovation.

Sawai Prepares For April 2026 Overhaul Of Japan’s Drug Pricing System

Sawai is anticipating that sweeping regulatory reforms due in April 2026 will reshape Japan’s generic drug market, altering pricing mechanics, margin structures and competitive dynamics.

CVS To Prefer Denosumab Biosimilars, Drop Prolia From Key US Formularies

Samsung Bioepis’ Ospomyv and Celltrion’s Stoboclo will be preferred on major US commercial formularies from April 2026, as CVS Caremark drops Prolia and another higher-cost brand, Forteo (teriparatide), to drive savings.

Legal Challenges Mount Over Germany’s Controversial Combination Rebate

The pharmaceutical industry has been pushing back on a deeply unpopular rebate on products deemed to be “free combination” medicines in Germany.

Legal Challenges Mount Over Germany’s Controversial Combination Rebate

The pharmaceutical industry has been pushing back on a deeply unpopular rebate on products deemed to be “free combination” medicines in Germany.

NICE Breaks New Ground In England As Abiraterone Becomes First Generic Drug To Win Funding

As more medicines come off patent in the coming years, the UK generics and biosimilars industry association is hoping to see more generic products evaluated for reimbursement by the health technology assessment institute, NICE.

NICE Breaks New Ground In England As Abiraterone Becomes First Generic Drug To Win Funding

As more medicines come off patent in the coming years, the UK generics and biosimilars industry association is hoping to see more generic products evaluated for reimbursement by the health technology assessment institute, NICE.

ViiV Secures English Funding For First Long-Acting HIV Prevention Injection

The National Health Service said the roll out of ViiV Healthcare’s Apretude would bring England closer to its aim of becoming the first country in the world to end HIV transmissions by 2030.

Defining Unmet Medical Need: EU Debate Sparks Concern Over Innovation And Access

Revision of the EU’s pharmaceutical legislation will include a new definition of unmet need, but getting it wrong could have unintended consequences for pricing and reimbursement.

Blueprint To Deliver A Blockbuster Drug In India

Leaders from MSD, Immuneel Therapeutics and ICICI Lombard discuss the pathway and potential models to deliver a billion-dollar therapy in India.