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New pancreatic cancer drug price reflects decades of cancer drug inflation
A new pancreatic cancer therapy, Rasonque from Revolution Medicines, is priced at $480,000 per year, highlighting how cancer drug costs have risen over two decades.
The New York Times Business reports that Revolution Medicines is pricing Rasonque, a new pancreatic cancer treatment, at $480,000 per year.
The outlet frames the drug’s price as evidence of a “new normal” for cancer medicines, noting that cancer drug prices have become far more expensive over the past two decades.
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