Not Only Are Once-A-Day Pills For Combating HIV Less Expensive Than Other Regimens, Patients Are More Likely To Take Them

An analysis found that on average, health plans would save $4,162 per patient each year if they switched to clinically equivalent single-tablet regimens. Meanwhile, a coalition of conservative groups is asking President Donald Trump to withdraw his plan to curb high drug costs, arguing it will hurt innovation by creating "price controls."

from Kaiser Health News https://ift.tt/2FNLutg