The Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) has published its annual report examining price increases for top-selling drugs in the USA, pointing to $815 million in prices hikes which it says are not clinically supported.
ICER reviewed the 250 highest-grossing prescription drugs in the USA and narrowed its focus to those with wholesale acquisition cost (WAC) increases exceeding the consumer price index by over 2%.
Of the top 10 drugs analyzed, half demonstrated new clinical evidence justifying their price increases, while the other half did not.
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