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STAT+ | Obesity drugs may be pricey, but they're also cost-effective, analysis finds

The price tags charged by both manufacturers would have to greatly exceed existing prices before ICER would determine the value is inadequate.

By Ed Silverman


STAT+ | Dozens of lawmakers urge HHS to abandon a pilot initiative for the controversial 340B program

At issue is the 340B discount program, which was created to help hospitals and clinics care for low-income and rural patients.

By Ed Silverman


STAT+ | An API supplier in India wants you to know its metal detector is working just fine

The warning from the FDA highlights ongoing anxiety over quality control among pharmaceutical companies in India.

By Ed Silverman



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STAT+ | Novartis to buy Tourmaline Bio, gaining promising heart medicine

The centerpiece of the deal is pacibekitug, which mid-stage trial data showed could successfully lower heart inflammation.

By Andrew Joseph


STAT+ | Lilly will let small biotechs use its AI models at no cost

Lilly launches TuneLab to make its proprietary artificial intelligence models available at no cost to selected biotechs

By Brittany Trang


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