NICE to Charge up to $282,000 for New Drug Assessments

The UK’s National Institute of Health and Care Excellence (NICE) plans to start charging pharmaceutical companies new fees for each cost-effectiveness assessment for a new medicine beginning next year. The new fees could be up to $282,000! Find out more here. (Source: Zachary Brennan, RAPS, 10/3/16)

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