Amylyx ALS Drug: ICER Revised Evidence Report Casts Doubt On Firm’s New Data Analyses
Executive Summary
ICER’s take on the Amylyx analyses raises questions about whether FDA will take a similar view and suggests payers may restrict coverage upon approval, at least initially, should it carry a very high price tag.
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