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Price Adjustments Based on Cost-Effective Assessments “Impossible”: Prof. Sakamaki
Cost-effective assessments (CEAs) are fraught with uncertainties, and it is impossible to use them as a tool to adjust drug prices, as being attempted by the Japanese government in its pilot CEA program, Hiroyuki Sakamaki, professor at Tokyo University of…
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