In a world where what patients, physicians and health systems really want is a cure, how much should drug companies that come up with one be paid?
With an increasing number of one-time curative treatments in development, this is a question being considered by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review (ICER), a research institute that produces reports analyzing the evidence on the effectiveness and value of drugs and other medical services in the USA.
"Given the stakes for patients, and the high prices that one-time curative treatments are likely to command, we are taking the lead now"
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