Competition Doesn’t Slow Cancer Drug Price Increases

HEALTH NEWS Fact Checked Written by Bob Curley on November 20, 2017 New research shows the average price increase for cancer drugs has risen 37 percent over 12 years. Research costs and high demand are among the reasons. Cancer drug prices seem to defy the laws of economics. They steadily increase regardless of competition, a …

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