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In this reply, the authors defend the quality-adjusted life-year (QALY) as a rigorous tool for health resource allocation while acknowledging it should be one component of decision-making, and argue that rarity alone should not warrant higher drug prices when public incentives already subsidize rare disease drug development.
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