ICER proposes new framework to fit realities of US drug pricing

22 August 2019
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The USA's Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER) has become an unofficial watchdog on US drug prices, coming up with figures that indicate where medicines do and do not offer value for money.

Naturally, the ICER has made a few enemies along the way, particularly among drugmakers and industry bodies that claim that its methodology is flawed in coming up with such figures.

'We look forward to further public comment'

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