Turning to his fellow judges, he said: “What they are asking us to do is stop investing in plausible, realistic science and start investing in fantasy.”Īnother group sized up a new treatment for irritable bowel syndrome with constipation or diarrhea, and imagined generating three times as much sales volume in Europe to make up for an anticipated shortfall in the US. “We never see this kind of efficacy,” Kolchinsky told the students. Peter Kolchinsky, managing partner, RA Capital But there is no such drug on the market, or in R&D. At that price, the fictional company would beat existing PD-1 inhibitors from Merck and Bristol Myers Squibb on a QALY-based comparison. Such a drug could be administered for about two years on average, and priced at $210,000 a year in Europe and $250,000 a year in the US, they figured. One group imagined it had an antibody-drug conjugate for lung cancer that delivered an 85 percent Complete Response rate, few side effects, and an average improvement in life expectancy of 10-11 years. RA Capital managing partner Peter Kolchinsky served as a judge with Jeb Keiper, CEO of Nimbus Therapeutics, and Sara Nayeem, partner at Avoro Ventures. RA Capital Management, the Office for Technology Development at UTSW, Biotech+ Hub at Pegasus Park and McKinsey supported the competition. The goal was to come out with an investment pitch that investors might buy into.
Small teams of postdocs, grad students and MBAs were asked to think of a product profile, a relevant disease indication, and - assuming success in clinical development and regulatory approval - a price that could withstand the hard calculations of Incremental Cost-Effectiveness Ratios ( ICER) and Quality-Adjusted Life Years ( QALY). Students at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center were challenged to think along these lines through a business plan competition on Mar.
It’s fascinating, when you dig in, to think through the implications of this thought experiment. How would entrepreneurs adapt? What types of drug discovery programs might be prioritized, and which ones cast aside as impractical? How would management teams have to adjust their strategy, and pitches, to successfully attract investors? How would certain patient groups be affected? What would it mean for the sector? What would it look like if some of the bill’s provisions, like indexing US prices to 120 percent of prices in Europe, were enacted? 3 - the drug price-control bill that has significant support in the House of Representatives - were to become law.
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