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Re: learningcurve2020 post# 658701

Saturday, 12/23/2023 6:18:45 PM

Saturday, December 23, 2023 6:18:45 PM

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LC,

Here is a starting point for some research in overview on this topic (if you’re willing to consider that there are two sides—there are always pros and cons associated with any new law or restructuring initiative).

I am not sure whether this is worthwhile to discuss in reference to NWBO, but it perhaps could be somewhat relevant. I can appreciate your premise that DCVax-L will be approved in the U.S. soon.

Here are some points to consider with a source link included courtesy of an AI app that helped me search the web:

The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) addresses the need for stability, innovation, adaptability, and access as new technologies come to market.

1. **Evolution of R&D Strategies:** The IRA necessitates an evolution in R&D strategies and capabilities, including portfolio prioritization, clinical development, and financial considerations. The changes could potentially lead to more efficient and focused drug development processes.(https://www.bcg.com/publications/2023/navigating-inflation-reduction-act-impact-on-drug-pricing-innovation)

2. **Broad Impact Beyond Drug Prices:** The IRA affects not just drug prices but also payers, patients, and providers, potentially leading to broader healthcare improvements. Its comprehensive approach might benefit the healthcare ecosystem as a whole.

3. **Direct Negotiation:** The provision for direct negotiation, although affecting certain drug types more significantly, is seen as a market event affecting all competitive players. It might encourage companies to adapt their pricing strategies, potentially leading to more accessible drug prices.

4. **Part D Redesign:** This aspect of the IRA, which caps out-of-pocket costs for Medicare patients, could lead to broader access to medications for patients, which in turn could be beneficial for public health.

5. **Incentives for Biologics/Part B Drugs:** The IRA potentially shifts incentives in favor of biologics and Part B drugs, which could spur innovation in these areas.

6. **Inflation Price Caps:** While limiting price increases, this policy also necessitates strategic adjustments in launch price strategies and broader pricing decisions, potentially leading to more stable pricing in the long term.

7. **Adapting to Market Changes:** Biopharma and biotech companies are encouraged to adapt to these changes, focusing on out-innovating and bringing highly efficacious and differentiated medicines to market.

8. **Real-World Evidence Generation:** The IRA also offers an opportunity for companies to justify their targeted prices by submitting various kinds of evidence, including cost-effectiveness and health outcomes, which could lead to more data-driven pricing strategies.

9. **Maintained High-Level Structures:** Despite the IRA introducing more complexity, many high-level structures and incentives in the drug-pricing landscape remain unchanged, suggesting that companies can adapt to the new environment as they have with past changes.

While the IRA introduces significant changes to drug pricing and market dynamics, it also offers opportunities for adaptation, innovation, and potentially broader benefits to the healthcare system.

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