The next Emflaza: Acer Therapeutics looks to take a page out of Marathon's book
Last year, Marathon Pharmaceuticals took an inexpensive steroid available for sale in the EU and Canada and brought it through the US FDA approval process before trumpeting an $89,000 annual price.
The move, criticized by lawmakers and others, offered a test case for how a company can use FDA’s approval system and the US pricing system to reap outsized rewards without doing any of the development work.
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