Merck & Co Needs To Go Low On Price For New HIV Drugs In EU
Executive Summary
Pifeltro and Delstrigo have been backed for approval by the CHMP but how well they will fare on the market depends on a competitive pricing strategy and continuing to benefit from current European guidelines which recommend NNRTI-containing regimens for HIV.
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