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Drug development Process and R&D

New medicines lead to improved patient outcomes and societal benefits, but R&D is a long and costly process. Ongoing health economics research aims to find the right balance between incentivising manufacturers to innovate and ensuring affordable access for health systems.

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On a dollar bill are pills of a medicine capsule.
  • Blog
  • June 2022

Estimating the Impact of U.S. Drug Price-setting Policies on Innovation Is Challenging, Even for the Congressional Budget Office

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Adult and child hands holding lung, world tuberculosis day, worl
  • Blog
  • March 2022

Invest to End TB. Save Lives. World TB Day 2022. Reflections on 60 years of OHE publications on TB.

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  • Blog
  • February 2022

How Does Pharmaceutical Spending Drive Innovation in Europe?

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Annual Lecture 2021
  • Past Event
  • Annual lecture
  • September 2021

Virtual OHE Annual Lecture 2021: Do Patents Work? Evidence from Pharmaceutical Innovation

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  • Blog
  • July 2021

How Should the World Pay for a Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Vaccine? Where are we 6 Months on?

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  • Blog
  • June 2021

Towards a New Understanding of Unmet Medical Need

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  • Blog
  • May 2021

Would Waiving COVID-19 Vaccines Patents Save Lives?

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  • Blog
  • March 2021

Does Government Funding Increase Public Sector Development of New Medicines?

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  • News
  • June 2020

OHE Authors Develop a Supply and Demand Model of Pharmaceutical Markets to Set Cost-Effectiveness Thresholds to Maximise and Distribute Social Welfare

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A syringe, a COVID vaccine and a rolled up banknote. Health and
  • Past Event
  • April 2020

How Should the World Pay for a COVID-19 Vaccine?

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