Specialty Pharma Journal Specialty, Precision & Technology
Driven by innovative, yet expensive new specialty drugs, US spending on prescription drugs jumped 13 percent to $374 billion in 2014, the largest percentage increase since 2001, according to a new report. The significant increase was primarily due to the introduction of expensive breakthrough drugs, manufacturer price hikes and a …
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