
ICER calls out three drugs from BMS and Lilly in report on unsupported price increases in California
Drug pricing watchdog ICER on Thursday released its final report on drug price increases in California that were unsupported by new clinical evidence, pointing to three outliers — Bristol Myers Squibb’s cancer drugs Revlimid and Sprycel, and Eli Lilly’s migraine drug Emgality.
The report builds on a price transparency law passed in California in 2017, which requires manufacturers to report year-over-year spending increases to prescription drugs’ WAC prices, but does not include net prices, which ICER took issue with.
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