Make new chemo drugs more accessible by passing the Cancer Drug Coverage Parity Act

26 March 2018 - The American Cancer Society estimates that 1.7 million Americans will be newly diagnosed with cancer this ...

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Young Canadians feeling the pinch of sky-high prescription drug prices

26 March 2018 - Use of Ontario’s public drug program has increased three fold since 2000, which suggests that young ...

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Doctors name and shame health insurers as profits and complaints soar

26 March 2018 - Doctors have exposed the best and worst private health insurers in a new report card that ...

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Resolving the “cost-effective but unaffordable” paradox: estimating the health opportunity costs of non-marginal budget impacts

22 March 2018 - Considering whether or not a proposed investment (an intervention, technology, or program of care) is affordable is ...

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Affordability challenges to value-based pricing: mass diseases, orphan diseases, and cures

22 March 2018 - Danzon has set out to analyse how value-based pricing, which grounds the price paid for pharmaceuticals ...

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Affordability of new technologies: the next frontier

22 March 2018 - Affordability, or rather a lack of it, has become a new buzzword in health policy. It is ...

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Getting sick can be really expensive, even for the insured

22 March 2018 - Beyond medical costs, a trip to the hospital can mean a permanent reduction in income for many ...

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Case of the $21 million Medicaid patient shows how drug prices soar for rare diseases

5 March 2018 - The child is well-known in the halls where state bureaucrats oversee healthcare for millions of Californians ...

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NHS prescription charges are rising – here’s how to keep them down

3 March 2016 - Here’s what you need to know about the increase – and how to get cheaper everyday medicines. ...

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Will personalised medicine mean higher costs for consumers?

1 March 2018 - Personalised medicine and treatments for rare diseases – many of which are extraordinarily expensive – are ...

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Affordable Pharmacare the goal of study launched in federal budget

28 February 2018 - Advisory panel tasked with bringing relief to Canadians who pay some of the highest prices for prescription ...

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Pharmacare won't be free for all Canadians, Bill Morneau says

28 February 2018 - Finance minister hints 'fiscally responsible' plan won't be universal. ...

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States look to lower drug costs, consider Canadian imports

11 February 2018 - Lawmakers in more than two-thirds of the states are considering ways to reduce prescription drug costs, ...

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Almost 1 million Canadians give up food, heat to afford prescriptions: study

13 February 2018 - 968,000 people skimped on necessities to pay for their medicine in 2016, researchers find. ...

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More Australians dispose of health insurance because of rising premiums

14 February 2018 - More than 12,000 Australians ditched their hospital cover in the three months to last December, new ...

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