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Measuring Biopharmaceutical Innovation in the Modern Era | The Incidental Economist
As the Inflation Reduction Act empowers Medicare to negotiate drug prices based in part on clinical benefit, and as the FDA more closely scrutinizes accelerated approvals, a fundamental question has become increasingly important: what exactly constitutes “innovation” in biopharma? To date, our answers have largely focused on counting—company R&D investment, drug approvals, and patents. But
Health Care Subscriptions: Who Benefits and Who Gets Left Behind? | The Incidental Economist
Although health care subscriptions offer convenience and access, they may reinforce disparities, particularly for low-income, uninsured, and high-need populations. Although health care subscriptions offer convenience and access, they may reinforce disparities, particularly for low-income, uninsured, and high-need populations.
State-level actions targeting unethical substance use disorder treatment practices: A qualitative study | The Incidental Economist
New research reveals unethical practices exploit vulnerable patients in substance use disorder treatment, while state efforts lack sufficient enforcement, funding, and coordination.