The trade body for the British pharmaceutical industry has issued a response to a report from the Journal of Royal Society of Medicine, which raised concerns about the Innovative Medicines Fund.
Introduced in June 2022, the Innovative Medicines Fund made up to £340 million ($430 million) available for the acquisition of the most promising medicines in order to fast-track them to patients.
Building on the UK’s Cancer Drugs Fund, which provided early access for more than 80,000 people to life-extending or potentially life-saving drugs, the new fund was intended to facilitate managed access agreements for treatments including for spinal muscular atrophy.
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