By Wang Fangqing
The updated Chinese national drug reimbursement list, released on December 3 by the National Healthcare security Administration (NHSA), showed clearly that China wants more affordable rare disease drugs and innovative cancer drugs, reports The Pharma Letter’s local correspondent.
The 2021 National Reimbursement Drug List (NDRL), effective on January 1, 2022, covers 2,860 drugs, slightly more than 2020’s 2,800. Price negotiations initially targeted 117 drugs, but eventually 94 drugs, including 67 new drugs and 27 drugs that were already covered by the 2020 NDRL, made the cut. The average price cuts among the 67 drugs were 61.7%.
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