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nt pharmacy benefits manager."If these drugs are used as broadly as they could be used, they are going to be by far the most expensive drug class," Brennan says. Praluent, an injection, lowers low-density lipoprotein, the so-called "bad cholesterol", by as much as 60%, far more than the statin drugs al

were halted pending news. But doctors may prescribe the drug more widely than the label suggests. A survey of physicians published this morning by Geoffrey Porges, an biotechnology analyst at investment bank Sanford C. Bernstein, found that they would use the drug in 30% to 40% of patients who had already had

iant pharmacy benefits manager.“If these drugs are used as broadly as they could be used, they are going to be by far the most expensive drug class,” Brennan says. Praluent, an injection, lowers low-density lipoprotein, the so-called “bad cholesterol”, by as much as 60%, far more than the statin drugs alo

y were halted pending news. But doctors may prescribe the drug more widely than the label suggests. A survey of physicians published this morning by Geoffrey Porges, an biotechnology analyst at investment bank Sanford C. Bernstein, found that they would use the drug in 30% to 40% of patients who had already had h

iant pharmacy benefits manager.“If these drugs are used as broadly as they could be used, they are going to be by far the most expensive drug class,” Brennan says. Praluent, an injection, lowers low-density lipoprotein, the so-called “bad cholesterol”, by as much as 60%, far more than the statin drugs alo

y were halted pending news. But doctors may prescribe the drug more widely than the label suggests. A survey of physicians published this morning by Geoffrey Porges, an biotechnology analyst at investment bank Sanford C. Bernstein, found that they would use the drug in 30% to 40% of patients who had already had h