A study with three years of follow-up shows that the drug stays effective and safe for most, although 16% stopped getting treated with Dupixent, mainly because it was ineffective or caused side effects.
|Articles|May 1, 2003
Consider efficacy, effectiveness, safety to prove all-around value of a drug
Author(s)Mari Edlin
FMCP model urges plans to think outside the cost silo when making formulary decisions
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