ICER Hemophilia Gene Therapy Reviews Show Clear ‘Net Health Benefit’ But Caution On Patient, Payer Fronts Given Upfront Costs
Executive Summary
Restrictive interpretations of FDA labels for BioMarin and CSL Behring products by payers could signal slow launch of gene therapies seeking to supplant existing treatments.
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