IQVIA SOLUTIONS ASIA PTE. LTD.
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2025-05-07 (pharmvestnik.ru)
The costs of medicines in the United States increased by 11.4% in 2024 »Pharmacious tire
In 2024, the costs of drugs in the United States reached a record $ 487 billion. This is 11.4% more compared to a year earlier, the IQVIA research company reports.
Read more2025-05-05 (fiercepharma.com)
US net drug spending surged 11.4% last year, boosted by obesity and oncology meds: IQVIA |
As sure as the sun rises, prescription medicine use and total drug spending continue to increase in the U.S. | Last year's $50 billion increase in net drug spending marked a period of "historic growth" that was only surpassed by 2021's COVID-19 vaccine launches, according to a new report from life sciences intelligence firm IQVIA.
Read more2024-12-23 (pharmacyscanner.it)
Iqvia, closing of the year in break-even for the pharmacy which grows in 2023 only due to prices |
Last report of the year for the pharmacy market which - says Iqvia - is starting to close 2024 without
Read more2024-02-05 (pressetext.com)
Growth of the drug market significantly slowed by price cuts
In 2023, the Swiss medicines market had a turnover of 7.4 billion francs, or +4.9% (at factory prices). Although demand for medicines increased, price reductions reduced growth by 2.7%.
Read more2024-02-01 (managedhealthcareexecutive.com)
CMS Begins Medicare Drug Price Negotiations
New research finds that in 2022, U.S. prices across all drugs were almost three times higher than in other countries.
Read more2021-03-01 (drugstorenews.com)
IQVIA report: U.S. health system is recovering from pandemic
U.S. medicine spending increased 0.8% on a net price basis to $359 billion, which reflects an increasing gap between list or invoice prices and manufacturer net revenues.
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