Pharma companies are raising prices for hundreds of drugs to start the year, including common treatments for cancer and HIV (via axios)
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To start off 2020, pharmaceutical manufacturers are raising prices on hundreds of drugs — which probably means net drug spending will go up.Companies like Merck and Amgen haven't released any price increases yet. They generally wait a few days or weeks after the year starts. Pharmaceutical manufacturers have raised the sticker prices on hundreds of drugs at the start of 2020, with most of the increases coming under 10%.
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