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Danish Cancer Society warns MFN could slow access in Denmark

International pricing policy can quickly become a patient access issue.

In a visit to Lif, Jesper Fisker (CEO, Danish Cancer Society) warned that the US “most favored nation” (MFN) policy could have consequences for Denmark if Denmark is increasingly used as a reference country for US medicine prices.

Fisker said this could directly affect Danish patients and called for a national Danish solution. In his words, the risk is that Danish patients may not get the best medicines fast enough.

Key points:

  • MFN: Fisker calls for a national solution, otherwise it will affect patients.

Read more at https://www.lif.dk/jesper-fisker-most-favored-nation-maa-ikke-gaa-ud-over-danske-patienter/

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