Biosimilars for insulin: a cost-saving alternative?

11 August 2018 - The expiry of patents on an insulin analogue has opened the market to the production of biosimilar ...

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What does a drug cost? It depends on where you live.

6 July 2018 - A new analysis finds the price of certain drugs varies widely depending on what US city they ...

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‘Gravy train’ of private health to run off rails

5 July 2018 - Australia’s private healthcare sector is set to come under further pressure, with the “gravy train” fast ...

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Sky high deductibles broke the U.S. health insurance system

26 June 2018 - Employers are questioning a system they say costs patients too much. ...

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The ‘right to try’ could cost dying patients a fortune

21 June 2018 - Small biotech considers giving access under new U.S. law. ...

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China's vaccine tourists drain Hong Kong's supply of cancer drug

14 June 2018 - Prices have spiked and clinics are turning away patients. ...

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Almost half of diabetics skip medical care due to costs

18 June 2018 - Almost half of diabetics are cutting back on treatment because of costs, according to a new ...

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Private patients in public beds pushing up costs: Hunt

5 June 2018 - Greg Hunt says some Victorian hospitals capitalised on ­patients with private health insurance to supplement their ­income. ...

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Hundreds of Canadians die every year because they can’t afford medication: nurses’ union

1 May 2018 - A new report by the Canadian Federation of Nurses Unions estimates that hundreds of Canadians die ...

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Why Trump’s tariffs could raise the cost of a hip replacement

6 April 2018 - Pacemakers and artificial joints. Defibrillators. Dental fillings. Birth-control pills and vaccines. All are made in China, ...

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Can doctors choose between saving lives and saving a fortune?

3 April 2018 - To understand something about the spiraling cost of health care in the United States, we might ...

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The cost of asthma medicines

3 April 2018 - Out-of-pocket cost is a major factor contributing to poor adherence to treatment, including in Australia where most ...

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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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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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