National Harbor, Md.—Ever since the U.S. government approved a lung cancer drug as a first-line therapy, patient use has skyrocketed—and because the drug is significantly more expensive than its competitors, so have drug costs.
NOVEMBER 4, 2019
NOVEMBER 4, 2019
National Harbor, Md.—Ever since the U.S. government approved a lung cancer drug as a first-line therapy, patient use has skyrocketed—and because the drug is significantly more expensive than its competitors, so have drug costs.