Kim J, Kesselheim AS, Bove R, Avorn J, Rome BN - JAMA Neurology
The authors discuss the financial repercussions of using ocrelizumab, a more expensive anti-CD20 monoclonal antibody, compared to rituximab for treating multiple sclerosis (MS). Between 2018 and 2021, they estimate that Medicare and Medicaid could have saved $2.5 billion if ocrelizumab were priced similarly to rituximab.
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Chen NC, Bullement A, Zemplenyi AT, O'Bryant CL, Kaizer AM, Anderson KE, McQueen RB - PharmacoEconomics Open