https://www.inc.com/reuters/evidence-lacking-for-815-million-increase-in-2023-drug-spending/91065399
A review found half of the drugs studied had price increases based on new evidence of benefits, while the other half did not…
Evidence Lacking for $815 Million Increase in 2023 Drug Spending
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