Do Accelerated Approval Pathways Mean Earlier Patient Access?
Accelerated access mechanisms that aim to get medicines to the market more quickly do not necessarily mean earlier access for patients, according to interim findings from a London School of Economics study.
Right-To-Try Legislation Must Change Language To Narrow Spectrum Of Patients, Gottlieb Says
US FDA commissioner tells House hearing that the Senate's legislation in its current form could undermine the intent of addressing terminally ill patients.
Pfizer Skeptical About Value-Based Contracting In Current Environment
'We have about 18 different projects underway but we've achieved' only one value-based deal, Pfizer CEO Ian Read says. 'The risks and incentives have to be with the providers. … That's how you get the best health care.'
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