President's Cancer Panel: action on drug prices "national priority"

13 March 2018
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The US President’s Cancer Panel’s 2018 report says that “addressing the dramatic rise of cancer drug prices must be made a national priority.”

Established by law in 1971 as part of the National Cancer Act, the Cancer Panel is tasked with identifying barriers to progress in reducing the burden of cancer in the USA, and delivers regular reports to the White House.

This year, the report focuses heavily on pricing, in line with Donald Trump’s own statements on the pharmaceutical industry.

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