As the hemophilia market gets increasingly crowded, Roche needs all the help it can get generating enthusiasm for its new entry, Hemlibra. A thumbs-up from the cost watchdogs at the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER)—who decided Hemlibra is cost-effective, despite its north-of-$400K price—could do just that.Original Article
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