Big Pharma losing price leverage amid squeeze by payers
Latest quarterly results raise pressure on drugmakers to pump up sales volumes, find lucrative new treatments
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BEING a big drug company isn't what it used to be.
The largest drugmakers are finding it more difficult to charge high prices for a range of medications, their latest quarterly results show. That's raising the pressure to pump up sales volumes and find lucrative new treatments for niche markets.
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