Antibiotic Incentives: Advocates Sounding The Alarm For DISARM
Executive Summary
Antibiotic developers have a blunt message for Congress: the time for action is now or never. They see a targeted reimbursement change (The DISARM Act) as vital to send a signal to investors that the sector can be saved – and don’t want to delay to debate other ideas like “subscription” models.
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