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New Drug Pricing and Market Access

New Drug Pricing and Market Access

FromBack Bay Life Science Report


New Drug Pricing and Market Access

FromBack Bay Life Science Report

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Length:
26 minutes
Released:
Jun 30, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Description

In this episode of our life science industry podcast, Dr. Peter Bak sits down with Brendan Wang and Christian Thienel of Back Bay Life Science Advisors to discuss how pharmaceutical companies price their drugs.  They cover the ins and outs of health economics, how payers make sense of a high price, and ways this varies around the globe. With a focus on Biogen’s recent Aduhelm approval, the discussion includes how Biogen likely went about price setting and how this aligns with ICER’s initial evaluation and analysis.Topics in this podcast include:
Relevant pricing analogs
Net level pricing decisions
Demand and utilization of products affecting pricing
Patient population levels
ICER’s role in drug pricing
The price point of a drug, given its controversial approval
Read Back Bay’s perspective on early-stage market access and price setting in STAT News, here.Make sure to subscribe to The Life Science Report podcast and follow Back Bay Life Science Advisors on LinkedIn and Twitter. Thank you for joining us.
Released:
Jun 30, 2021
Format:
Podcast episode

Titles in the series (27)

Back Bay Life Science Advisors brings you expert insights from our advisors and investment bankers in the world of BioPharma & MedTech. On this podcast, you’ll hear from our experts in life science development, commercialization, and investment banking, scientific investigators, biotech and medtech executives, physicians, and strategists who excel at guiding global life sciences companies and their investors through complex decisions. Join us for insights generated from in-depth scientific, strategic, and financial analysis at the intersection of science and business.