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Summary:

The authors argue that the term “value-based pricing” should be restricted to arrangements where drugs are priced according to their population-level health impact through a transparent, replicable process, distinguishing this from other arrangements loosely labeled as value-based that may not align drug prices with clinical benefit.

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