For Severe Asthma, Most Surveyed U.S. Payers Would Reimburse a Novel … – PR Newswire (press release)

For Severe Asthma, Most Surveyed U.S. Payers Would Reimburse a Novel
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Surveyed U.S. and European pulmonologists agree that reduction in rate of exacerbations is the attribute that most influences prescribing decisions in moderate to severe asthma. Clinical data and the opinions of interviewed thought leaders indicate

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Surveyed Pulmonologists and Payers Anticipate More Controls on Branded … – The Providence Journal

Surveyed Pulmonologists and Payers Anticipate More Controls on Branded
The Providence Journal
BURLINGTON, Mass., March 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Decision Resources Group finds that as the Affordable Care Act drives up the demand for asthma drugs, exchange-based plans will impose more cost controls and prescribing barriers than commercial 

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Surveyed Pulmonologists and Payers Anticipate More Controls on Branded … – PR Newswire (press release)

Surveyed Pulmonologists and Payers Anticipate More Controls on Branded
PR Newswire (press release)
BURLINGTON, Mass., March 5, 2014 /PRNewswire/ — Decision Resources Group finds that as the Affordable Care Act drives up the demand for asthma drugs, exchange-based plans will impose more cost controls and prescribing barriers than commercial 

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For Persistent Asthma, Surveyed Pulmonologists Indicate That a Reduced Rate … – PR Newswire (press release)

For Persistent Asthma, Surveyed Pulmonologists Indicate That a Reduced Rate
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The DecisionBase report entitled Asthma: Where do Pulmonologists and Payers Signal the Greatest Need—and Greatest Opportunity for Differentiation—for Novel Therapies for Persistent Disease? finds that surveyed U.S. and European pulmonologists and 

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