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Patients with severe diseases don't really like Mooncare

By Lee, Jeong-Hwan | translator Choi HeeYoung

21.10.27 14:40:06

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Professor Lee Hyung-ki said, "We need paradigm innovation to expand accessibility to ultra-high-priced new drugs."



Health insurance authorities should recognize that as universal health and welfare increases the coverage of mild diseases, the access to drugs for severely rare and intractable diseases is greatly reduced. It is nonsense that policies to strengthen coverage such as herbal medicine benefits are implemented without economic evaluation today, when there are many serious drugs that cannot be reimbursed due to the adequacy of benefits."

This year's parliamentary audit of the National Assembly's Health and Welfare Committee also dealt with the issue of accessibility to patients with ultra-high-priced one-shot treatments, which cost hundreds of millions of won per dose. Technologies for treating severe rare a

Lee, Jeong-Hwan(junghwanss@dailypharm.com)
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