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Description:This report titled, “Orphan Drugs in the United States - Exclusivity, Pricing and Treated Populations” is by the IQVIA Institute and is an analysis of the orphan drug market. The report explores this topic of orphan drugs’ orphan and non-orphan indication approvals and their associated patent and market exclusivities. The report also examines orphan drug pricing relative to patient numbers, how those prices change over time, and – in a first-of-its-kind comprehensive analysis – compares current disease epidemiology to the number of treated patients to demonstrate the challenges in bringing orphan drugs to patients even after they are approved.

Tags:Healthcare, Orphan Drugs, United States, market, pricing, disease epidemiology

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