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While insulin price caps will begin this year, larger effects will be delayed until 2026 – when the US federal government will be allowed to negotiate Medicare prices and demand rebates from drug companies that price gouge. That leaves three years for pharmacompanies to prepare.
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Cue Biopharma has an autoimmune disease collaboration with Merck, from which early data from a type 1 diabetes program was released earlier this year by the pharmacompany.
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The pharma industry has been riding a wave of public approval since they developed a vaccine to fight COVID-19, but that goodwill is going to be short lived thanks, in part, to the $56,000 price tag of Biogen’s new drug and insulin that too many people still can’t afford.
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2) Allow for the re-importation of insulin. The part of the executive order specific to insulin could be a game changer more immediately. The executive order seems to state that the price of insulin is an emergency, and that’s unambiguously true. 3) Finish the federal rule on importation of drugs from Canada.
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