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Healthcare Reform Proposals Challenge Manufacturers

Comparative-effectiveness analysis aims to promote appropriate pharmaceutical spending.

As the presidential election campaign moves toward its final stage, Healthcare reform remains a highprofile issue. Efforts to expand coverage for the uninsured include proposals to curb outlays for prescription drugs by expanding access to generic products and to low-cost medicines from abroad. The reformers also support comparative-effectiveness analysis to identify therapies and treatments that have sufficiently great value to warrant high price tags. Drug manufacturers, however, worry that this development will foster inappropriate controls on drug coverage and demands for costly additional research.

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