Cancer drug spending doubles in 5 years

NBC News

25 May 2018 - Every new cancer drug cost US$100,000 or more in 2017.

Spending on cancer drugs has doubled over the past five years, and little wonder: Every new cancer drug brought to market last year cost $100,000 or more, according to a new report.

Those drug costs are expected to double again by 2022, the report finds. That compares to the average $79,000 cost of new cancer drugs that hit the market in 2013.

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