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ANSM et le thérapie génique: accès précoce aux premiers médicaments innovants “CAR T-Cells”

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27 juillet 2018 –  Cette point d’information vient de l’Agence nationale de sécurité du médicament et des produits de santé (ANSM) concernant l’accès précoce aux premiers médicaments innovants “CAR T-Cells” dans le traitement de certains cancers hématologiques.

En juin 2018, l’Agence européenne des médicaments (EMA) a rendu un avis positif pour l’autorisation de mise sur le marché des deux premiers médicaments de thérapie génique Kymriah et Yescarta appelés “CAR T-Cells”,

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Luxturna contre la cécité vendu 850 000 dollars

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o4 janvier 2018 – Aux États-Unis, le médicament contre une dégénérescence rétinienne rare et héréditaire pouvant évoluer vers la cécité totale, le Luxturna sera vendu 850.000 dollars (425.000 dollars par oeil). Le prix final reste en dessous d’un million de dollars initialement évoqué mi-décembre lorsque son fabricant,

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