Stepping Up? Pharma’s Early COVID Pricing Decisions May Be Resolving Concerns
Executive Summary
Cigna's Steve Miller suggests pharma is taking a responsible approach to pricing during the pandemic in a policy discussion convened by the Institute for Clinical and Economic Review on pricing models for COVID-19 drugs and vaccines.
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