Trump's drug price threat not new but 'stresses urgency', says analyst

5 February 2020
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In US President Donald Trump’s State of the Union address on Tuesday, he again called for further bipartisan legislation to lower drug prices.

Reflecting on the comments, analytics company GlobalData has responded by saying that, while the threats over price cuts are not new, they stress the urgency that there is in the USA to do something about increasing prices.

In 2020, drug pricing pressure from regulators, patients, politicians and payers remain, and aggressive negotiation tactics to drive down drug prices are continuing.

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