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|Articles|December 21, 2015
Lilly Slaps $8,000-Per-Treatment-Cycle Price Tag On Lung Cancer Drug
December 21, 2015.
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FDA approved the drug, which is indicated for patients with squamous non-small cell lung cancer, in late November.
Lilly spokeswoman Carla Cox said the average patient will require six courses of treatment, which at $8,000 for each cycle works out to $48,000. But, FDA News adds, "she stressed that very few patients would ever pay this price, due to insurance coverage, medical assistance programs and price negotiations between industry and insurers".
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