Simon Stevens, chief executive of National Health Service (NHS) England, called an access agreement struck with German pharma major Merck KGaA (MRK: DE) over Mavenclad (cladribine) the type of deal that “we would like to see more of.”
Mr Stevens announced the agreement, which sees English patients become the second to have access to the multiple sclerosis (MS) drug after those of Germany, during a speech at the Financial Times Global Pharmaceutical and Biotechnology Conference 2017 in London on Thursday.
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