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Ofev Faces 10%-Plus Cut in Quarterly Price Review; Veklury Gets Listing but No Copay for Now
Nippon Boehringer Ingelheim’s antifibrotic drug Ofev (nintedanib) will receive a price cut of over 10% due to its better-than-expected sales, with the reduction, which will take effect in November, approved by a key reimbursement policy panel on August 4. Ofev's…
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