New report explores setbacks that bring future cancer success stories
By Giovanni Caforio, M.D. | July 16, 2020
Conversations and healthy debate about issues facing the biopharmaceutical industry and the health care system are critical to addressing the important work we do for patients. The Catalyst...
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Guest Post: Takeda seeks ‘new normal’ for cancer research during the COVID-19 pandemic
By Guest Contributor | June 24, 2020
Conversations and healthy debate about issues facing our industry and the health care system are critical to addressing some of today’s challenges and opportunities. The Catalyst welcomes guest...
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Cancer medicines cost twice as much at hospitals, study finds
By Katie Koziara | January 21, 2020
Cancer medicines cost nearly twice as much in hospital outpatient facilities than in physician offices in the commercial market, according to a new study from the Employee Benefit Research...
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ICYMI: Cancer death rate declines at record levels thanks to innovative medicines
By Andrew Powaleny | January 9, 2020
Each year, the American Cancer Society estimates the number of new cancer cases and deaths that will occur in the United States. For nearly 30 years, the trend towards fewer cancer deaths has been...
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Saving kids and dogs from shared cancers
By Guest Contributor | September 17, 2018
Ulrike Szalay is the Founder and Executive Director of Canines-N-Kids Foundation Did you know? Dogs and children spontaneously develop a number of similar cancers. In fact, cancer is the leading...
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New analysis shows that more medicines worldwide are available to U.S. patients
By Kevin Haninger | June 5, 2018
In the past year, we have seen revolutionary new treatments become available to patients in the United States for cancer and other debilitating diseases. A new analysis puts in perspective the...
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New analysis shows that HTA organizations may frequently restrict access to cancer treatments
By Randy Burkholder | June 1, 2018
In health care, who should decide value? In many industrialized countries with single-payer health systems, the answer is “the government.” A new analysis by Avalere illustrates the negative...
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New report and resources put cancer in context, showing more than 1,100 medicines and vaccines in development
By Andrew Powaleny | May 30, 2018
In the not too distant past, chemotherapy and radiation were once the only treatments for what remains the second leading cause of death in the United States – cancer. Although the death rates of...
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Spending on medicines grew less than one percent in 2017
By Holly Campbell | April 19, 2018
Last year, a record number of new treatments and cures that are transforming care for patients fighting debilitating diseases like cancer, hepatitis C, high cholesterol and more were approved by...
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Patients pay the price when hospitals mark up cancer medicines
By Joe Vandigo | April 5, 2018
Two studies released last month reveal how hospitals across the country mark up the price of medicines and deliver a growing share of provider-administered medicines, resulting in higher costs...
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